За время СВО 29 белгородцев дискредитировали российскую армию.
Им выписали штрафов на общую сумму в 1,4 млн рублей, однако закрыли их ещё не все — только 24 человека.
Также известно, что за 2024 год такой протокол составили на десять белгородцев. Они должны уплатить 395 тыс. рублей штрафов, сообщили в УМВД журналистам «Открытого Белгорода».
За время СВО 29 белгородцев дискредитировали российскую армию.
Им выписали штрафов на общую сумму в 1,4 млн рублей, однако закрыли их ещё не все — только 24 человека.
Также известно, что за 2024 год такой протокол составили на десять белгородцев. Они должны уплатить 395 тыс. рублей штрафов, сообщили в УМВД журналистам «Открытого Белгорода».
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