A one -year prison sentence sentenced by the District Court to a pro -Kremlin activist Kreile / Day

The decision of the AT states that the cassation complaint arguments are aimed at the annulment of the appellate court’s decision, not legal, but for actual reasons, contrary to the provisions of the Criminal Procedure Law.

It has already been reported that the Court of First Instance sentenced Creile to a one -year custodial imprisonment, but the District Court changed the conditional sentence to a real prison sentence.

The court found the accused guilty under Article 74.1 of the Criminal Law, namely, for genocide, crime against humanity, crime against peace or public praise or the implemented genocide, crime against humanity, crime against peace or public praise, denial, excuse or rudeness.

Kreile wore a shoulder bag with a symbol « Z » in many times in public places and public events, which is used in Russia as a symbol of support for Russia’s war in Ukraine.

She also expressed his support at the Russian Embassy in Riga at a time when there was a protest against Russia’s war in Ukraine. Kreile has also regularly carried out other provocative activities aimed at praising and justifying Russian aggression.

The Baltic Research Journalism Center « Re: Baltica » reported that Kreile is a housewife born and raised in Latvia but knows a few words in Latvian.

The protester was awakened by him during the Covid-19 pandemic, when the entrance to the store needed a vaccination certificate. Then the first capping with law enforcement officers culminated in the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

The woman repeated to journalists that she was not about war or Russian President Vladimir Putin, but it was not possible to get the answer from her in Ukraine. This is in no way related to the things they have started. The fault in any of the things does not recognize, but turning against him is because « evil forces are against the good, they are demons ».

In another case, Kreile has been sentenced to three years in prison for placing Russia’s symbolism in the windows of her residence. The judgment has not yet entered into force in this case.