Support the fundraiser for Ilya Baburin’s legal defence!
Ilya was detained in September 2022, right after the mobilisation, and accused of trying to organise the firebombing of a military recruitment centre. In fact no firebombing took place, but Ilya now faces charges under six Articles of the Criminal Code, including those covering "terrorism" and "treason against the state". Ilya is threatened with up to 30 years’ imprisonment.
Now we are collecting €2740 to pay legal fees to defend Ilya Baburin.
✊Please support the appeal in which ever way is convenient!
💰 PayPal: [email protected] (with note "for Baburin") 🥷 Cryptocurrency (write to [email protected] if you are transferring cryptocurrency to support Baburin):
Support the fundraiser for Ilya Baburin’s legal defence!
Ilya was detained in September 2022, right after the mobilisation, and accused of trying to organise the firebombing of a military recruitment centre. In fact no firebombing took place, but Ilya now faces charges under six Articles of the Criminal Code, including those covering "terrorism" and "treason against the state". Ilya is threatened with up to 30 years’ imprisonment.
Now we are collecting €2740 to pay legal fees to defend Ilya Baburin.
✊Please support the appeal in which ever way is convenient!
💰 PayPal: [email protected] (with note "for Baburin") 🥷 Cryptocurrency (write to [email protected] if you are transferring cryptocurrency to support Baburin):
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