Ping, Ping, Ping: The Remand Extension Hearing of the Penza “Terrorists”

Yegor Svokoroda traveled to Penza, where, over the course of three days, the Lenin District Court considered whether to extend the remand in police custody of the antifascists who, according to the FSB, were part of a “terrorist community” known as The Network.

Ping, Ping, Ping: A Report from the Remand Extension Hearing of the Defendants in the Penza “Terrorism” Case
Yegor Skovoroda
Mediazona
March 16, 2018

Read full report with images:
https://therussianreader.com/2018/03/20/emand-extension-hearing-penza-terrorists/

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