Called Putin: a resident of the Russian Federation was fined for a route in an application (photo)

According to the court, the post of Oleg Knyazev can be equated with a statement aimed at discrediting Russian troops, since it contains a negative assessment and condemnation of actions of the Russian military in Ukraine. Cyclist from Cheboksar Oleg Knyazev posted in the sports app the route in the form of the inscription "Put X*Was" with the hashtag #Netwill. He used the fact that the Strava application allows you to store routes on the map.

For this, the local court fined him for 30 thousand rubles under the discharge article. The judge of the Leninsky District Court of Cheboksary Nadiya Zalivina found a post in the profile of an application, which was signed 63 of the user, an administrative offense and made a verdict - a fine of 30 thousand rubles.

The court order states that the post of Knyazev can be equated with a statement aimed at discrediting Russian troops, since it contains a negative assessment and condemnation of the actions of the Russian military in Ukraine. According to the judge, it undermines the trust and reputation of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation. At the same time, the inscription "Put x*is" is still stored on the map of the application.

It should be reminded that two people in the Russian Federation who tried to burn themselves on actions against war in Ukraine were sentenced to 8 and 10 years in prison. The investigation believes that the convicts brought to the protest of Molotov's cocktails to intimidate police and arson "blooms". It was also reported that there are several branches of protest in the Russian Federation, but Putin is not afraid of them. They are destructive for Ukraine.