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A resident of Dagestan will be tried for justifying terrorism in the social network

The Prosecutor’s office of Dagestan approved the indictment against a resident of the Derbent district, accused of public calls for terrorist activities and public justification of terrorism, the supervisory authority reports

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A resident of Dagestan will be tried for justifying terrorism in the social network

The Prosecutor’s office of Dagestan approved the indictment against a resident of the Derbent district, accused of public calls for terrorist activities and public justification of terrorism, according to the supervisory authority.

According to investigators, in January 2026, a woman through a personal account in a social network in a public channel posted a video with calls for terrorist activities and statements aimed at justifying terrorism.

The criminal case under Part 2 of Article 205.2 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation was sent for consideration on the merits to the Southern District Military Court, the woman faces up to seven years in prison.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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