The former leader of the movement "Russian" Dmitry Demushkin, who was sentenced to 2.5 years in a penal colony for placing "extremist content" in social networks, recalled slogans against the war between Russia and Ukraine.

This is written by Twitter users.

"Demushkin was given 2.5 years for such an extremist slogan," writes the user with the nickname "Mid Roissy".

He also published a photo with the words "Russians against the war with Ukraine" on the poster.

The investigation in the Russian Federation claims that in October 2014 Demushkin posted an open access on his page in one of the social networks "two graphic images of an extremist orientation with the aim of inciting hatred and enmity towards a certain group of people".

As reported by the "Observer", earlier Russia accused the activist of extremism and deprived the pension for the post "Crimea is Ukraine".

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