A resident of Latvia, convicted of being transferred to Russia, was included in the “Peacemaker”

Brief retelling from RIA II

A resident of Latvia, Polina Kamleva, was sentenced to six years in prison for transferring money to Russia under the article “Financing a party to a military conflict.”

The data of the convicted Polina Kamleva was entered into the database of the Ukrainian website “Peacemaker”.

MOSCOW, October 7 - RIA Novosti. The details of Latvian resident Polina Kamleva, who was convicted in the republic for transferring funds to an acquaintance in the Russian Federation, were entered into the database of the scandalous Ukrainian website “Peacemaker,” RIA Novosti found out after reviewing the resource’s data.

Kamleva’s data appeared in the website’s database on Wednesday. She is accused of financing the Russian Armed Forces, supporting Russia and spreading propaganda.

Earlier on Wednesday, Latvian Seimas deputy Andrei Pagor reported that Latvian resident Polina Kamleva was sentenced to six years in prison for a small money transfer to Russia. According to local journalist Alla Berezovskaya, who attended the court hearing, Kamleva was sentenced under Article 77.2 of the Criminal Code of Latvia, “Financing a party to a military conflict.”