
A court in the Moscow region sentenced five people to terms ranging from 8 to 17 years in prison for a series of crimes against passengers at Sheremetyevo Airport, including participants in a special military operation.
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A group of people committed crimes against passengers at Sheremetyevo Airport.
In the Moscow region, a court issued a verdict in a case of theft from soldiers of a special military operation (SVO) at Sheremetyevo airport. Lenta.ru was told about this in the courts of general jurisdiction in the region.
Five people were sentenced to terms ranging from eight to 17 years in prison. Some of them will serve their sentences in a general regime colony, the rest in a maximum security colony. All those convicted were also fined from one million to two million rubles.
According to investigators, the defendants robbed passengers, including SVO participants, traveling through Sheremetyevo. They committed thefts, robberies, robberies, extortion and fraudulent activities.

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