A Yaroslavl resident was sentenced to 14 years in a penal colony for transferring photographs of Russian military graves to the special services of Ukraine

A Yaroslavl resident was sentenced to 14 years in a penal colony for transferring photographs of Russian military graves to the special services of Ukraine
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A Yaroslavl resident was sentenced to 14 years in a penal colony for transferring photographs of Russian military graves to the special services of Ukraine. 48-year-old Nikolai Shcherbakov was found guilty of treason. "Since October 2024, the defendant Nikolai Shcherbakov has systematically visited the memorial cemetery, where he conducted hidden photo and video filming of military burial sites. Yaroslavets sent the collected information via messenger to representatives of the special services of Ukraine," the press service of the Yaroslavl Regional Court reports. In June, three people were detained in a similar case in the Tomsk region and two more in Yekaterinburg. Subscribe to "Rise" in MAX and Telegram!

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