05:55, 19 October 2026

A resident of Anapa was fined for shouting extremist slogans.

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The court sentenced a resident of Anapa to five days in jail for shouting slogans of a criminal movement banned in Russia.

In Anapa, a man was arrested who, while intoxicated, shouted slogans of a banned criminal movement on the street.

Residents of a high-rise building in Anapa filmed a local resident who was walking down the road, creating an emergency situation, and shouting banned slogans. The man was found and detained; he turned out to be a 38-year-old previously convicted Anapa resident, reported "Kuban 24" on October 17.

An administrative protocol was drawn up against the detainee for promoting the symbols of extremist organizations, and the court sentenced him to five days of administrative arrest.

Earlier, "Caucasian Knot" reported that on October 11, a disabled person from Hot Key was fined one thousand rubles for shouting a slogan in support of Ukraine in the corridor of a nursing home.

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