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The 14-year-old schoolgirl was included in the Rosfinmonitoring list of terrorists and extremists on October 7. She is accused of calling for terrorism due to publications in the messenger.
The mother of a 14-year-old Samara resident included in the list of terrorists and extremists in Russia wants to achieve her acquittal. KP.RU reports this.
According to the publication, we are talking about 14-year-old Sofia M. from Samara. The girl appeared on the Rosfinmonitoring list on October 7. She was accused of criminal activity on the Internet, and three weeks ago law enforcement officers conducted a search in the house where the girl and her family live.
The teenager’s mother said that everything happened after her daughter published a video about the Kerch shooter and the shooting in the temple in the channel of one of the messengers. According to the woman, her sixth-grader friend pushed the girl to do this. “I don’t understand how this happened. My daughter is very good, kind, trusting,” she said.
In addition, the mother of the defendant denied reports that the girl allegedly attacked a classmate. “They took information from somewhere out of the ceiling and spread it around. My daughter’s neighbor at her desk had a conflict with a classmate, but my Sophia had nothing to do with this,” she noted. The woman emphasized that the schoolgirl who pushed her daughter to publish the video is the owner of that same channel, but no one accused her of anything.
According to the publication, about a week ago the schoolgirl was taken to the Juvenile Detention Center. She is accused of calling for terrorism. The court has not yet found her guilty.
At the moment, the defendant is the youngest resident of the Samara region included in the Rosfinmonitoring list of terrorists and extremists.

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