Overview

• Maria Alyokhina received 13 years, Taso Pletner 11 years, and Diana Burkot, Olga Borisova, and Alina Petrova 8 years each in general‑regime colonies.
• The prosecutor had requested prison terms ranging from 9 to 14 years during closing arguments.
• Investigators point to a December 2022 video and an April 2024 action at Munich’s Pinakothek der Moderne, including slogans about destruction in Mariupol.
• The court also imposed online restrictions, barring Alyokhina and Pletner from administering websites for five years and Borisova, Burkot, and Petrova for four.
• All five are outside Russia, have been placed on an international wanted list with detention ordered in absentia, and they reject the charges.