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A new criminal case was opened against the anti-war activist Ivan Kudryashov. According to the Solidarity Zone Human Rights Project, he could face up to five more years in prison. According to the researchers, in February 2026, Kudryashov read his anti-war text "Against the SVO" in the educational workroom of IK-1 in Bolshaya Paramarki. His speech was heard by four other prisoners, and the basis for a new file was statements from an audio recording, which an FSB expert considered "justification for terrorism." In particular, Kudryashov spoke about partisans sabotaging railroads and power plants, and also called the Crimean bridge and the Russian generals legitimate military targets of Ukraine. In June 2023, Kudryashov was sentenced to six years in prison in the case of preparing a terrorist attack. The sentence was later reduced to four years and ten months. He was due to be released in 2027.

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A new criminal case was opened against the anti-war activist Ivan Kudryashov. According to the Solidarity Zone Human Rights Project, he could face up to five more years in prison. According to the researchers, in February 2026, Kudryashov read his anti-war text "Against the SVO" in the educational workroom of IK-1 in Bolshaya Paramarki. His speech was heard by four other prisoners, and the basis for a new file was statements from an audio recording, which an FSB expert considered "justification for terrorism." In particular, Kudryashov spoke about partisans sabotaging railroads and power plants, and also called the Crimean bridge and the Russian generals legitimate military targets of Ukraine. In June 2023, Kudryashov was sentenced to six years in prison in the case of preparing a terrorist attack. The sentence was later reduced to four years and ten months. He was due to be released in 2027.

A new criminal case was opened against the anti-war activist Ivan Kudryashov. According to the Solidarity Zone Human Rights Project, he could face up to five more years in prison. According to the researchers, in February 2026, Kudryashov read his anti-war text "Against the SVO" in the educational workroom of IK-1 in Bolshaya Paramarki. His speech was heard by four other prisoners, and the basis for a new file was statements from an audio recording, which an FSB expert considered "justification for terrorism." In particular, Kudryashov spoke about partisans sabotaging railroads and power plants, and also called the Crimean bridge and the Russian generals legitimate military targets of Ukraine. In June 2023, Kudryashov was sentenced to six years in prison in the case of preparing a terrorist attack. The sentence was later reduced to four years and ten months. He was due to be released in 2027.

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