A woman sentenced to Russian fakes declared a dry starvation

A resident of the Russian city of Tver Ludmila Razumova, who is serving a seven -year term in the case of the so -called “fakes” about the army, declared a dry hunger strike in the colony. On March 4, Mediazona reports with reference to the support group of the prisoner and her husband convicted of the same case.

58-year-old Lyudmila Razumova started a hunger strike in Tver Correctional Colony No. 5 on February 28. According to activists from the support group, so she opposes the “striking reports” and demands that it be sent to the prison hospital in the city of Torzhok. Speaking of the condition of the convicted, the activists noted that she is now feeling weak.

On February 28, the support group reported that the same day was sent for two weeks to the penalty detention for “allegedly ate a candy from her neighbor’s container.” Prior to that, it was placed in a chamber type for three months. Activists believe that Ludmila Razumov is punished for complaining of the conditions of detention and reports the violation in the colony.

In the letters to the relatives Razumov repeatedly reported that in the colony she had deteriorated health due to constant transfer to a penalty. In October, she reported varicose veins, high pressure and heartache, Media Azon writes.

Ludmila Razumoviy was declared in March 2023. Together with her, her husband – Alexander Martynov, was convicted of six and a half years. According to the investigation, the couple published records on the social network “Classmates” with sharp estimates of the actions of the Russian military in Ukraine, and also painted anti -war graffiti, which was why they were also accused of vandalism.