Three Russians sentenced in arms trafficking case

The court in St. Petersburg issued a verdict in the case of illegal arms trafficking. According to the joint press service of city courts, Dmitry K. received 7 years of a strict regime colony and a fine of 350 thousand rubles, Igor I. - 3 years 2 months of a general regime colony, and Pavel Sh. - 11 years of a strict regime colony and a fine of 400 thousand rubles.

The court found that in April 2025, one of the defendants in the case received 120 thousand rubles from the “buyer” for the purchase of weapons and handed over the order to the second. He found eight cartridges for the Makarov pistol and a homemade converted IZH-79-9T pistol, which the accused handed over to the “buyer” for 30 thousand rubles.

Later, the man resold the citizen another 48 rounds for 4 thousand rubles. During the search, two 12-caliber hunting rounds were seized from him in Murino.

Another defendant kept a homemade pistol R-411 and 34 rounds in Koltushy, and three homemade pistols and 24 rounds of ammunition in the car for sale.

The defendants were partially guilty. One denied intent to sell, the second stated the lack of vested interest, and the third did not admit guilt for episodes of sales.

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