Vologzheninova posted on her social network page materials related to the events in Ukraine. Russian Federal Security Service considers them as extremist.
The woman has been interested in the developments of the Ukrainian crisis since last summer. She has been looking for a version of the events alternative to that available on Russian state-owned TV, and then reposting such information. But along with 52 folllowers, her profile was monitored by Internet security services experts.
Guised as cable repair service, the security officers entered her house with a search warrant. They seized her computer, a tablet, and a phone.
The woman is being accused "in inciting hatred against social groups, Russian 'militants-volunteers,' those who are fighting on the side of the 'militants,' against the authorities in modern Russia," the accusation says.
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Only prosecutors decided to comment on her charges. In short, the authors of some of the materials, which were reposted by Yekaterina, were "recognized as extremists" For sharing their banned opinion online, she may be imprisoned for four years.
"Copying and posting links to these materials is a crime. A woman is prosecuted namely for this crime," - said Senior Assistant Attorney of Sverdlovsk region Marina Kanatova said.
