The 21-year-old Nikita Uvarov, who had already served a five-year term in the well-known "Kan youth case", was awaiting a new trial for allegedly participating in the "extremist" organization of AUE. He was accused of having not only participated in the investigation, but also involved others in the activities of the banned organization. On Friday, 21 August, the Investigation Committee of the Krasnoyar Region published information that investig…
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The 21-year-old Nikita Uvarov, who had already served a five-year term in the well-known "Kan youth case", was awaiting a new trial for allegedly participating in the "extremist" organization of AUE. He was accused of having not only participated in the investigation, but also involved others in the activities of the banned organization. On Friday, 21 August, the Investigation Committee of the Krasnoyar Region published information that investig…