Political prisoner Georgi Parmoshin was sent to a punishment cell for refusing to weave camouflage nets 24-year-old Georgi Parmoshin, who was convicted in the Netsedam telegram channel case, was sent to a punishment cell for refusing to weave camouflage nets. This is what Slobo Zaschita reported with reference to his relatives. Parmoshin lived in Sergeev Posad, Moscow Region and studied at the Financial University under the Govt. In 2022, he created the Telegram channel "Excellent", in which he criticized the Russian authorities and the war they started against Ukraine. On March 15, 2023, Fermoshin was arrested on charges of "inciting hatred or enmity". As it became known later, his channel almost immediately attracted the attention of the security forces, and they followed him for a year and a half. First the student was sent to house arrest, and a month later - to a pre-trial detention center. At the same time as Parmoshin, the second person involved in the case, Kirill Nikolenkov, was detained. In January 2025, Parmoshin was also accused of organizing an extremist community, involving minors in the commission of a crime and calling for extremism. In June 2025, the Nasdam case reached the court, and it became known about two additional defendants - Mikhail Noskov and Sergey Litvinov. According to security officials, in 2023-2024, four young men "organized an extremist community in Sergeev Posad to prepare and commit crimes", and on the Telegram channel created to "publish their views" they published "posts with extremist content" and discussed "violent actions against various groups in the population". At a court hearing in July 2025, it was learned that Parmoshin was reported by his dormitory neighbor Arseni Dragonov. In October of that year, the defendants in the case were sentenced. Paramushin was sentenced to eight years in a general regime colony, Nikolenkov to three and a half years in prison, and Noskov and Litvinov to four and three and a half years of probation.