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In the Chudovsk district on the father and son started business because of the prohibited symbols

In the Chudovsky district opened criminal cases against the father and son, who are suspected of public demonstration of Nazi and extremist symbols

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In the Chudovsk district on the father and son started business because of the prohibited symbols

In the Chudovsky district opened criminal cases against the father and son, who are suspected of public demonstration of Nazi and extremist symbols. This was taken up by the Investigative Committee after an inspection conducted by FSB officers, the press service of the SU IC of the Russian Federation in the Novgorod region reported.

The investigation found that from December 2025 to July 2026, the men posted prohibited materials on social networks. The 30-year-old son posted pictures similar to Nazi symbols, as well as attributes of banned organizations. His 54-year-old father posted videos of banned images.

This is not the first misdemeanor of men. Previously, they had received administrative penalties for such violations, but now criminal cases have been initiated against them.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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