Perm Court Frees Baymak Case Convict Dima Bulyakbaev
A court in Perm released from a colony the defendant in the 'Baymak case', Dima Bulyakbaev. The Motovilikhinsky District Court of Perm replaced the colony with a softer type of punishment for the 31-year-old Dima Bulyakbaev, who was sentenced in the 'Baymak case'.
Consensus
- The Motovilikhinsky District Court of Perm replaced Dima Bulyakbaev's prison sentence with a less severe punishment.
- Bulyakbaev was convicted in the 'Baymak case' and had been serving time in IK-29 in Perm.
- He was arrested on January 23, 2024, in Ufa.
- He was sentenced on October 17, 2025, by the Industrial District Court of Izhevsk to four and a half years in a general regime colony.
- The charges were under part 2 of Article 212 and part 1 of Article 318 of the Russian Criminal Code.
- The court's decision to replace the punishment has been made, but the exact new punishment is not yet known.
- The text of the court ruling has not been published.
- Bulyakbaev is a native of Amangildino, Abzelilovsky District, Bashkortostan.
- He was 31 years old at the time of the court's decision.
- He was accused of using violence against a Rosgvardia serviceman known by the alias 'Baygoz' during mass disturbances on January 17, 2024, near the Baymak District Court in Bashkortostan.
- According to Idel.Реалии, at least 30 people convicted in the 'Baymak case' have been released from prison.
- Gazizyan Khaybulyan and Kabir Suyargulov were released in late July after fully serving their sentences.
Coverage (2 sources)
- Court in Perm freed from colony convict of "Baymak case" Dima Bulyakbaev — Радио Свобода
- Court in Perm freed from colony convict of "Baymak case" Dima Bulyakbaev — Idel.Реалии