Russian terrorist Igor Strelkov-Girkin, who is serving a sentence for calling for extremist activities on the Internet, was declared "prone to escape" by the colony administration, which will not allow him to be released from prison on parole. This was reported by his wife Myroslava Reginskaya, UNN reports.
"We have received unpleasant information: the administration of the colony has 'hung a red stripe' on Igor Strelkov, who is serving his sentence in VK-5, a sign that he is allegedly prone to escape," Reginskaya wrote.
In her opinion, this was done so that Strelkov could not get parole, which he planned to apply for in the near future.
"We do not know what motivated the colony to give Strelkov the 'red ribbon'. Igor did not violate the internal regulations, never refused to work, there were no negative events or complaints from the administration during his stay in the colony. He was never on the wanted list for a single day of his life: he was never hiding. In addition, it is obvious that a person who has long been "waiting" for the Hague Tribunal cannot be prone to escape," Reginskaya added.
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Girkin-Strelkov was detained in July 2023, accused under part 2 of article 280 of the criminal code ("Public calls for extremism using the Internet"). The case was initiated based on the publications of the former DNR militant leader in the telegram channel: in his first post, Gorkin suggested the possible surrender of Crimea and commented on non-payment of military personnel with the phrase "Citizens, it's not enough to shoot for this.
In July of this year, Strelkov-Girkin was sentenced by a Moscow City Court to 4 years in prison for calling for extremist activities on the Internet. The court also banned Girkin from administering websites for three years.