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Nikolai Yuriev, who is accused of planning to set fire to a military recruitment centre, has been sentenced to 18 years in prison. The Central District Military Court in Yekaterinburg sentenced Yuriev for planning to set fire to a military recruitment centre in Novouralsk, one of Rosatom’s “closed cities” [cities in Russia and the former USSR where migration in and out is monitored by the state].
Nikolai Yuriev, who is accused of planning to set fire to a military recruitment centre, has been sentenced to 18 years in prison. The Central District Military Court in Yekaterinburg sentenced Yuriev for planning to set fire to a military recruitment centre in Novouralsk, one of Rosatom’s “closed cities” [cities in Russia and the former USSR where migration in and out is monitored by the state].