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<p>Denis is one of two boys arrested in 2020, accused of<br /> plotting a terrorist attack. According to the charges, they were, among<br /> other things, planning to build the headquarters of the Russian security<br /> service FSB in Minecraft, and to blow it up there. During the Soviet<br /> Era, the FSB had different names, the last before the disintegration of<br /> the Soviet union being FSB.</p><p>Nikita and Denis were arrested after they spread posters demanding the<br /> release of anarchist and mathematician Azat Miftakhov, arrested in<br /> Moscow. One of the posters was posted on the local FSB building in<br /> Kansk. Denis and Nikita were also planning to organize a Food Not<br /> Bombs-event in Kansk, to give food to the homeless.</p><p>Nikita and Denis were already arrested in June in 2020, but information<br /> about the case only started being spread in November 2020, when Novaya<br /> Gazeta and online media platform Baza published articles about the<br /> case. This is mostly based on article by Evgeniya Tamarchenko,<br /> published in The Insider -online media platform, published in January 2021.</p><p>Nikita and Denis have known each other since kindergarten. Bogdan<br /> Andreev was also arrested at the same time. He is studying in a parallel<br /> class, and all three became friends with each other during junior high.<br /> Bogdan is currently under house arrest, and is not allowed to use phone<br /> or Internet.</p><p>All three are charged with ”Studying in order to carry out a terrorist<br /> attack”, and ”Membership and founding of a terrorist organization”.<br /> Besides playing Minecraft and putting up posters, the three were<br /> preparing small fireworks and discussing means to struggle against the<br /> current regime in Russia. With these charges, adults would spend in<br /> prison at least 15 years, up to a jail sentence. Because Denis, Nikita<br /> and Bogdan are underage, maximum sentence is 10 years in prison.</p><p>Investigators were tactically lying and manipulating Denis and Bogdan in<br /> order for to get them to admit to preparing a terrorist attack, for<br /> example by promising that they would not be charged with a terrorist<br /> attack if they confessed the charges. This promise was of course broken.<br /> Nikita did not confess to anything, but he also does not accuse Denis<br /> and Bogdan. Nikita believes, that main responsibility is on the<br /> investigators, who manipulated Denis and Bogdan to give a testimony<br /> against him.</p><p>In Russia, the lower limit for criminal responsibility is 14 years old.<br /> In the Krasnoyarsk region, the FSB has arrested several 14-year-olds in<br /> the year soon after their birthdays. They have often been followed for<br /> months before imprisonment. In two cases, children had discussed high<br />school shootings. The Kansk case is different from those interested of<br /> school shootings, as it is related to political activism.</p><p>Nikita's mother believes that the arrest of her son is also due to his<br /> teacher's attitude. In October 2019 Nikita's mother was invited to a<br /> school to a discussion, where she was told that Nikita is interested in<br /> anarchism, and is watching a TV series about anarchist Cossack Nestor<br /> Makhno. The teacher mentioned that ”perhaps they are preparing a<br /> terrorist attack" and "we must get this under control”. Back then,<br /> Nikita was just laughing at the discussion.</p><p>At the request of prosecutor, Nikita's teacher, Sofia Polychuk wrote a<br /> negative personal statement about Nikita's character, which was used as<br /> a basis for his remand. The school's social worker would have written a<br /> positive characterization about Nikita, but she was banned by the<br /> principal. The remand decision cites that ”according to the school's<br /> principal, Nikita considers school a hostile environment, he does not<br /> react adequately to his teachers' instructions, does not develop mutual<br /> understanding, refuses to follow the norms and rules of society.”<br /> According to Nikita's lawyer, school workers may be key witnesses on the<br /> side of the prosecution in the upcoming court case.</p><p>According to Nikita's mother, conflicts at school started approximately<br /> one year before the arrest. Teachers could not accept that eighth<br /> graders would have their own opinions. For example, once English teacher<br /> asked the class which is the highest building in the world, Nikita<br /> answered that it is Burj Khalifa in Dubai (which is correct answer). The<br /> teacher did not accept the answer, Nikita attempted to prove his point,<br /> but the teacher just shut him up.</p><p>The support campaign website kanskdelo.com currently only has updates in<br /> Russian, but in the future it will also host materials in English.</p><p><strong>Mail</strong></p><p>You can write to Nikita and Denis in prison, but in remand imprisonment,<br /> there is heavy censorship, and it is better to avoid overtly political<br /> themes. Letters must be in Russian, but with Google translate it is<br /> often possible to make understandable translations. In case you do not<br /> trust machine translations, you can send for example photographs or<br /> drawings.</p><p><strong>Fundraising</strong></p><p>You may also donate for the prisoners via Paypal of ABC Moscow,<br /> <a href="mailto:abc-msk@riseup.net">abc-msk@riseup.net</a>. If you want to donate to Nikita and Denis via this<br /> paypal, it is obligatory to include message “for Minecraft case.”<br /> Otherwise it is impossible to know purpose of your donation.</p>
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