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Nikolai Zyuzev is accused of high treason for implementing a project with foreign funds.
The Komi Supreme Court sentenced Russian and Canadian citizen Nikolai Zyuzev in the case of high treason. RIA Novosti reports this with reference to the FSB.
The man was sentenced to seven years in a maximum security colony. According to security officials, in February 2022, he developed and began implementing a project that included 12 areas. Among them were the dissemination of extremist materials, the collection and analysis of information on the instructions of government agencies and think tanks of the European Union, as well as the training abroad of leaders of “national liberation movements of small peoples of Russia.”
For this project, Zyuzev received more than two million euros from 12 foreign organizations, many of which are recognized as undesirable in Russia.

Zyuzev, convicted of treason, developed a project directed against the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the Russian Federation. It included training of minority leaders abroad and collecting data for the EU.

In the Yakutsk Culture and Recreation Park, a 16-year-old girl fell from the Zigzag attraction and received fractures. The prosecutor's office found that the functions of a ride operator on the attraction were illegally performed by a young child born in 2016.

A citizen of Russia and Canada, Zyuzev was sentenced to seven years in prison for treason. According to the FSB, he received more than 2 million euros from 12 undesirable organizations for a project against the sovereignty of the Russian Federation.

In the Omsk region, at the Isilkul checkpoint, the FSB detained a foreign woman who was trying to take three other people’s children out of Russia, passing them off as her own. She stated that she acted at the request of her husband, fearing that the children’s mother would prohibit them from traveling abroad. A criminal case has been opened under the article of complicity in attempted illegal crossing of the state border.

According to a Bank of Russia survey with the participation of almost 460 thousand people in 2025, 22% of victims of fraud are young people aged 14 to 24 years. The regulator attributes this to a false sense of confidence due to high digital literacy, neglect of basic information security rules and active use of the digital space.

In Gorlovka, the detained perpetrator said that through his son living in Ukraine, he met an employee of the Ukrainian special services and began to pass on information, after which he received the task of blowing up a car with Russian military personnel. The video shows the interrogation and filming of the moment of the explosion, which was conducted by the detainee himself.