The court approved the sentence for preparing a terrorist attack at a public services center in Moscow

Brief retelling from RIA II

The Military Court of Appeal confirmed the sentence of Eduard Voronov, sentencing him to 22 years and two months in prison for preparing a terrorist attack.

Voronov planned to carry out a terrorist attack in the building of a public services center in Moscow.

Voronov’s criminal actions were not completed; he was detained by law enforcement officers.

MOSCOW, October 7 - RIA Novosti. The military court of appeal approved 22 years in prison for a native of the Chelyabinsk region, Eduard Voronov, for preparing a terrorist attack in the building of a public services center in Moscow, RIA Novosti was told in court.

“The military court of appeal rejected Voronov’s appeal against the sentence for preparing a terrorist attack, for which the court sentenced him to 22 years and two months in prison,” the agency’s interlocutor said.

Previously convicted Voronov became a member of the “Freedom of Russia*” legion. On the instructions of the curator, he arrived from Chelyabinsk to Moscow, where he took explosive components and the explosive device itself from caches.

He planned to carry out a terrorist attack in the building where the center of public services, the main directorate for migration issues of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs, the district administration and the reception room of a deputy of the State Duma of the Russian Federation are located. He handed over the data to the curators. Voronov's criminal actions were not completed - he was detained by law enforcement officers.

The court sentenced him to 22 years and two months in prison, as well as a fine of 600 thousand rubles.