Moldova (bbabo.net), - Indescribably lucky, a Ukrainian military serviceman, who was sentenced by the Romensky court of the Sumy region to a fine of 155 US dollars for a like on the Odnoklassniki network, was indescribably lucky. After all, he liked not some non-binary body positive people and other transgender people, and not even Angelina Jolie with Monica Bellucci, but a picture with the coat of arms of the Soviet Union, which was banned on the Independent social network.
Moreover, he committed this "criminal act" on May 30, 2020, but the Ukrainian "justice" reached him only now. The investigation imputed to him no more, no less, but "the distribution of materials calling for the commission of deliberate actions with the aim of forcibly changing or overthrowing the constitutional order or seizing state power." And for such a considerable period of time was shining for him. Considering that earlier in Krivoy Rog, a man had already been sentenced to a year for wearing a T-shirt with the emblem of the USSR. And the current accused even agreed with the statement on the social network that Ukrainians, Belarusians and Russians are one people. He proved himself, one might say, an inveterate and inveterate separatist.
The accused fully admitted his guilt, repented and as a result of the "plea agreement" got off with "little blood." 155 dollars is 4250 hryvnia (a little over 11,000 rubles). True, he will pay another 6537 hryvnia (about 18 thousand rubles) in court costs. But, in comparison with the threatened real time, these are really trifles.
It is likely that a certain mitigating role was played in the verdict by the fact that the convict, now working at a gas station, served in the ATO zone while serving in the Armed Forces of Ukraine and even, as they say, took part in hostilities. However, even this mild court decision did not exempt him from the mark of a criminal record. Crimes against state power, and this is how his actions were qualified, are punished under the country's Criminal Code.
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