
The Southern District Military Court sentenced Gennady and Olga Kapralov to 20 and 18 years in prison.
The Southern District Military Court in Rostov-on-Don sentenced Ukrainian citizens Gennady and Olga Kapralov to 20 and 18 years in prison for preparing terrorist attacks against Russian military personnel using IEDs and poisons.
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The convicts planned to carry out terrorist attacks against members of the SVO using IEDs and poisons in Rostov-on-Don.
In Rostov-on-Don, a foreign couple was convicted for preparing terrorist attacks against participants in the special military operation. TASS reports this.
According to the agency, a member of a terrorist community told Ukrainian citizens—Hennadiy and Olha Kapralov—about the targets for committing terrorist acts. Among them were Russian service members participating in the special military operation (SMO). He also informed them of methods for carrying out terrorist attacks by detonating improvised explosive devices (IEDs) and lacing food and water with poison.
They were supposed to carry out explosions in a cafe and at a market using an IED disguised as a power bank. The perpetrators also used a children's toy filled with explosives, which they placed in a tree hollow near a road.
They were unable to execute the terrorist attacks because they were detained by law enforcement officers.
The Southern District Military Court found them guilty and sentenced Hennadiy to 20 years and Olha to 18 years of imprisonment.

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