The court in Kalush issued a verdict for calls to overthrow the government: case details.
In the city of Kalush, the court sentenced a local resident for spreading calls for violent overthrow of the constitutional order and seizure of state power on the social network TikTok.
According to the court's decision, the man published a video with calls to kill senior officials of the Ukrainian state, including members of parliament, ministers, and the president, as well as calls for violent removal of the government.
The man urged Ukrainians to kill deputies and representatives of other state structures.
The accused admitted his guilt at the court session, apologized, and promised to refrain from similar content. The court imposed a two-year restriction of liberty without property confiscation and ordered him to cover the examination costs amounting to 13,371 hryvnias.
Other court sentences
In Kharkiv, a case was considered against a contractor for improper execution of work on fortifications, and in Kyiv, a man was tried for setting fire to a soldier's car.
Summary: In the city of Kalush, a verdict was issued for a resident who encouraged violent actions against senior officials in social networks. The man admitted his guilt, and the court imposed a two-year restriction of liberty. Other court cases in Ukraine were also considered.Read also
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