In SIZO, a 52-Year-Old Cuban Who Had Been Convicted of Correspondence About Joining the Freedom of Russia Legion Died; He Was Diagnosed with a Brain Tumor.
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In SIZO-1 Krasnodara, 52-year-old Igor Yakovenko, who was convicted of correspondence about joining the Freedom of Russia Legion, died.
18+. THIS MATERIAL (INFORMATION) CONDUCTED, DISTRIBUTIONED AND (OR) DONE BY THE FOREIGN INTERNET AGENCY OF THE "new GASET" OR OVERSIDE THE ACTIVITIES OF A FOREIGN INTERNET AGENCY OF THE "new GASET" IN SIZO-1 Krasnodara, 52-year-old prisoner Igor Yakovenko died, had previously been sentenced to five years in the case of "preparation for the legion of Russia's Freedom",* according to the case file, he sent "ancet for entry" to an unknown person wi…
In SIZO-1 Krasnodara, 52-year-old prisoner Igor Yakovenko, who had been convicted for sending a questionnaire to the Freedom of Russia Legion, was reported to have been executed by a project entitled "Support for Political Prisoners: Memorial." According to human rights defenders, Yakovenko had been diagnosed with an inoperable tumor in his brain. He was examined a few days ago. The man was returned to SIZO for "palliative treatment." Before his…
He was convicted of correspondence about joining the Freedom of Russia Legion on October 8, 2026.
In SIZO-1 Krasnodara, 52-year-old Igor Yakovenko died, reporting on the project "Support for Political Prisoners: Memorial." According to human rights activists, he was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor. A few days before his death, a man was examined and returned to SIZO "for palliative treatment".
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