Omsk activist Anton Kovrik, whose home was searched in connection with the case of donations to the Anti-Corruption Foundation, was added to the “list of extremists and terrorists” of Rosfinmonitoring.
Those involved in cases under articles of extremism and terrorism are included in the register, and their accounts are blocked. The names of those accused of terrorist offenses are added to the list with an asterisk. Kovrik does not have such a mark, accordingly, he is accused only under an extremist article.
On September 6, the Omsk Civil Resistance project reported a search of Kovrik — investigative actions were carried out as part of the case of financing extremism (Part 1 of Article 282.3 UK) due to FBK donations. Later, according to an Omsk friend, Kovrik was taken to Tyumen because of the jurisdiction of the case. During the search, his equipment was confiscated. Previously, the activist participated in rallies in support of politician Alexei Navalny and against the war in Ukraine.
In addition to Kovrik, in early September, searches in the case of FBK donations took place in Nizhny Novgorod, Moscow, Krasnoyarsk, Irkutsk and Syktyvkar. Soon after this, Irkutsk resident Alexey Kamkin and Komi resident Vyacheslav Hertsberg, detained in the case of donations to the fund, were added to the list of Rosfinmonitoring.