Two St. Petersburg college students get five days in jail for shouting ‘Ukrainian greeting’ in a dare

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Two St. Petersburg college students get five days in jail for shouting ‘Ukrainian greeting’ in a dare

A St. Petersburg court has sentenced two students at the Saint Petersburg State University of Telecommunications to five days in jail each after finding them guilty of “publicly displaying Nazi symbols,” MR7 reported.

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Russian Court Sentences Two Students for Shouting Ukrainian Greeting in St. Petersburg

Two second-year students from St. Petersburg State University of Telecommunications were sentenced to five days of administrative arrest for publicly shouting a Ukrainian “greeting” [possibly Slava Ukraini  ] according to Russian media outlet MR7. Both young men were taken to the police station, where an administrative protocol was drawn up under Article 20.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation for publicly demonstra…

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City media, without citing sources, reported the detention of a picketer and two students on February 12. Detention for a poster against Putin. The 40-year-old woman was detained for a solo picket with a poster "insulting the president," Neva.Today and 78.ru reported. She held a picket near the Gostiny Dvor metro station, but was detained later that day at Prospekt Slavy. According to the media, her actions "consider signs" of discrediting the a…