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Convicted of murdering 11 people, he won a lawsuit against a Russian post office for taking a long time to deliver letters to the colony. 18+. This material (information) is produced, distributed and (or) sent by a foreign agent of the Internet publication "NOVAYA GAZETA" or relates to the activities of a foreign agent of the online publication "NOVAYA GAZETA". Talman Seifaev, who was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of 11 people, sued the Russian Post for delays in delivering letters to the colony where he served his sentence - and won, writes RIA Novosti, citing court data. Saifaev was convicted in the late 1990s of the murder of 11 people in Moscow and the Moscow region in the late 1990s. He is serving a life sentence in the White Swan colony in the Perm region. Sayfaiv filed lawsuits in the courts in the Perski territory at the end of 2025 - beginning of 2026. In two cases, letters to the local post office reached 51 instead of the required six; On the third, the delivery dates were missed for a month. In the message, the convict wrote that he felt depressed, helpless and disappointed when he did not receive the letter. Spiev asked to pay him a total of 24.5 thousand rubles as compensation for moral damage. The courts partially responded to the convict's demands: for three lawsuits he received compensation in the amount of 5 thousand. The Russian Post was fined 4.5 thousand rubles. Before that, in another lawsuit, Sayfaib collected another 3,000 rubles from the post office for delaying the letter. Also, in October, Saifive filed a lawsuit against the Federal Correctional Service due to low wages for work in a sewing factory. According to his version, he was paid almost 169 thousand rubles less and he asked for another 100 thousand as compensation for "violating the conditions of detention".

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Convicted of murdering 11 people, he won a lawsuit against a Russian post office for taking a long time to deliver letters to the colony. 18+. This material (information) is produced, distributed and (or) sent by a foreign agent of the Internet publication "NOVAYA GAZETA" or relates to the activities of a foreign agent of the online publication "NOVAYA GAZETA". Talman Seifaev, who was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of 11 people, sued the Russian Post for delays in delivering letters to the colony where he served his sentence - and won, writes RIA Novosti, citing court data. Saifaev was convicted in the late 1990s of the murder of 11 people in Moscow and the Moscow region in the late 1990s. He is serving a life sentence in the White Swan colony in the Perm region. Sayfaiv filed lawsuits in the courts in the Perski territory at the end of 2025 - beginning of 2026. In two cases, letters to the local post office reached 51 instead of the required six; On the third, the delivery dates were missed for a month. In the message, the convict wrote that he felt depressed, helpless and disappointed when he did not receive the letter. Spiev asked to pay him a total of 24.5 thousand rubles as compensation for moral damage. The courts partially responded to the convict's demands: for three lawsuits he received compensation in the amount of 5 thousand. The Russian Post was fined 4.5 thousand rubles. Before that, in another lawsuit, Sayfaib collected another 3,000 rubles from the post office for delaying the letter. Also, in October, Saifive filed a lawsuit against the Federal Correctional Service due to low wages for work in a sewing factory. According to his version, he was paid almost 169 thousand rubles less and he asked for another 100 thousand as compensation for "violating the conditions of detention".

Convicted of murdering 11 people, he won a lawsuit against a Russian post office for taking a long time to deliver letters to the colony. 18+. This material (information) is produced, distributed and (or) sent by a foreign agent of the Internet publication "NOVAYA GAZETA" or relates to the activities of a foreign agent of the online publication "NOVAYA GAZETA". Talman Seifaev, who was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of 11 people, sued the Russian Post for delays in delivering letters to the colony where he served his sentence - and won, writes RIA Novosti, citing court data. Saifaev was convicted in the late 1990s of the murder of 11 people in Moscow and the Moscow region in the late 1990s. He is serving a life sentence in the White Swan colony in the Perm region. Sayfaiv filed lawsuits in the courts in the Perski territory at the end of 2025 - beginning of 2026. In two cases, letters to the local post office reached 51 instead of the required six; On the third, the delivery dates were missed for a month. In the message, the convict wrote that he felt depressed, helpless and disappointed when he did not receive the letter. Spiev asked to pay him a total of 24.5 thousand rubles as compensation for moral damage. The courts partially responded to the convict's demands: for three lawsuits he received compensation in the amount of 5 thousand. The Russian Post was fined 4.5 thousand rubles. Before that, in another lawsuit, Sayfaib collected another 3,000 rubles from the post office for delaying the letter. Also, in October, Saifive filed a lawsuit against the Federal Correctional Service due to low wages for work in a sewing factory. According to his version, he was paid almost 169 thousand rubles less and he asked for another 100 thousand as compensation for "violating the conditions of detention".

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