Rēzekne Woman Accused of Supporting Russian Military Sentenced to Six Years in Prison
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On October 7, the Riga court convicted Latvian citizen Polina Kamleva on charges of collecting aid for the Russian army (Article 77.2 of the Latvian Criminal Code).
The Riga City Court sentenced pro-Kremlin activist Polina Kamļova from Rezekne to six years in prison on Wednesday, LETA found out.
18+. THIS MATERIAL (INFORMATION) PRODUCTED, distributed and (or) issued by the FOREIGN INTERNET AGENCY OF THE "new GASET" ORBO OF THE ACTIVITIES OF THE FOREIGN AGENCY INTERNET OF THE "new GASET" THE RIGE City Court handed down on 7 October a judgement against Paulina Kamleva, a Latvian national, on charges of collecting assistance for the Russian army, art. 77.2 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation. 77.2 The woman was found guilty of a…
A Riga court sentenced Polina Kamleva, a Latvian citizen and pro-Russian activist, to six years of settlement for transferring 43 euros to the needs of the Russian army involved in the war in Ukraine, reports NEXTA.
The Riga City Court has found pro-Kremlin activist Polina Kamļova from Rēzekne guilty of financing an armed conflict. The judge sentenced the defendant to six years in prison, as well as probation supervision for three years after her release.
"I had no political or military goals. I have not transferred a single cent outside the borders of Latvia. Yes, I could have acted foolishly and been naive. I could have made a mistake."
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