Krasnoyarets was sentenced to 10 years in prison for setting fire to the military enlistment office

A military court sentenced a resident of Krasnoyarsk, Andrey Petrauskas, to ten years in a colony for attempting to set fire to a military enlistment office. This is reported by “Solidarity Zone”.

A 24-year-old resident of Krasnoyarsk was accused of committing a terrorist attack. According to the investigation, in October 2022, Petrauskas threw two bottles with incendiary mixture at the local military enlistment office. A fire started, which was extinguished by the guards. A few days later, Petrauskas was detained. During the interrogation, he said that he wanted to do a good deed for society, Baza wrote at the time.

• After the Russian invasion of Ukraine, military enlistment offices, police departments, city administration buildings, and “United Russia” receptions began to be set on fire all over Russia. After the announcement of mobilization, the number of such attacks increased many times. At the moment, it is known about more than a hundred requests for arson.
• As a result of the fires, no one was killed or injured. Detainees charged with arson are most often charged with an article on terrorism. More than 30 cases have already ended with a sentence, the most severe of which – 19 years in prison – was given to two anti-war activists for setting fire to the city administration building in the Chelyabinsk region.