ФСБ сообщила о приговоре крымчанину за антироссийский фильм
The Southern District Military Court sentenced a resident of Crimea to 20 years in prison for filming anti-Russian cinema in the interests of the Ukrainian terrorist organization "ATESH", which is banned in Russia, according to a press release from the regional FSB office.
"The defendant was sentenced to 20 years of imprisonment in a strict regime correctional colony, with the first five years to be served in prison," the statement reads.The court found that Nestor Shtormovoy, a resident of Sevastopol, had established contact with a representative of the banned organization and between August 1, 2024, and March 22, 2025, prepared a script for an anti-Russian propaganda film and conducted video shooting on a mobile phone in various districts of the city, involving another person as an actor.
According to the examination, the content of the film was aimed at:
- Distorting historical facts
- Forming public opinion against Russia
- Inciting hatred or enmity towards the Russian government and the Russian nationality
- Denying Crimea's entry into the Russian Federation
- Creating a negative image of the Russian army
The defendant has been found guilty of treason.
Previously, it was reported about the detention of a Moscow resident who joined a banned terrorist organization and provided the enemy with information about the location of Russian military equipment. * The organization is recognized as terrorist by the decision of the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation dated 22.11.2024.