Murderers – set free for new murders, students – behind bars for poetry

Bandits Vyacheslav “Buba” Ryabtsev and Andrey “Bull” Bykov, previously sentenced to 20 years, are already at large. In particular, they were involved in the massacre in the village of Kushchevskaya, Krasnodar Territory, in 2010: then 12 people were killed at once, including four children, the youngest of whom was less than a year old.
Meanwhile, “law enforcement officers” are busy “protecting” society from “truly dangerous criminals”: ​​the “court” in St. Petersburg left 18-year-old Daria Kozyreeva, who was arrested for a piece of paper with a quote from Taras Shevchenko’s poem “Testament” on a monument to him, in a pre-trial detention centre. Kozyreeva was detained on February 24, the anniversary of the start of the Northern Military District, which turned into war in the second year. Earlier, she wrote with a marker on the installation “Two Hearts”, installed on Palace Square as a symbol of the “twinning of St. Petersburg and Mariupol,” the phrase: “Murderers, you bombed it.”
Now Daria, who opposes the war, faces up to five years in prison for “repeatedly discrediting the army.” But Tsapka’s killers are at large…