Omsk Streamer Arrested for Insulting SVO Participants
In Omsk, a streamer was arrested for 'insulting participants of the special military operation'. The Kirovsky District Court detained blogger Ksenia Sivokon for five days on charges of 'degrading the dignity of special military operation participants'.
Consensus
- The blogger Ksenia Sivokon was arrested for five days in Omsk.
- The arrest was related to a live stream on July 27.
- She was accused of publicly humiliating the dignity of participants in the special military operation (SVO).
- She admitted guilt during the court hearing.
- She was fined 50,000 rubles on the same day for minor hooliganism in the network.
- The incident occurred during a live stream from her apartment to an unspecified audience.
- The court classified the act as an administrative offense involving public humiliation of a group based on social affiliation.
Points of divergence
- Sivokon was previously fined 45,000 rubles in July for the same article (minor hooliganism in the network). — tg_sibrealii
- The court case was conducted by the Kirovsky District Court of Omsk, as reported by the united press service of courts in Omsk Oblast. — vesti
Coverage (2 sources)
- In Omsk, streamer arrested for 'insulting SVO participants' — Сибирь.Реалии
- Omsk blogger Sivokon' who insulted SVO participants was arrested — Вести