Personal Information
- Birth date
- 20 авг. 2005 г. (20 years old)
- Special circumstances
- Ukrainian citizen, elderly dependents
- Notes
- Was raised by her grandmother in the village of Schastye, Lugansk region, temporarily occupied by the Russian Federation. her mother did not maintain contact with her from early childhood, and her father died when she was still a child. After the full-scale invasion of Ukraine by the Russian Federation, she could not leave, since she was the only guardian of her elderly grandmother (born in 1949), who refused to move.
Mofa Alina Andreevna (Mofa Alina Andriyivna)
Case Information
- Region of case initiation:
- Luhansk Oblast
- Detention date:
- 24 февр. 2022 г.
- Charges:
- Article 228.1, Part 4, Paragraph g of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation
- Case categories:
- War-related, Occupied territories, civilian hostage
Case Description
On January 29, 2024, in the city of Alchevsk in the occupied Luhansk region, a search was conducted at the home of 18-year-old local resident, Ukrainian citizen Alina Mofe. Russian occupation authorities confiscated Alina's personal mobile phone and found videos on it expressing support for Ukrainian military personnel. On January 30, 2024, an investigator from the Investigative Department of the OVMVD of Russia "Alchevsk" opened a criminal case on an attempted illegal sale of narcotic drugs in large quantities."] 1. On February 1, 2024, the Alchevsk City Court of the Luhansk Region chose a measure of restraint for Mofe in the form of detention. On May 24, 2024, the criminal case was transferred for further investigation to the Investigative Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, and Alina was transferred to the SIZO-6 Moscow detention center. Along with Mofa, E. is involved in the case." Klyakhina. It is known that a case against her was also initiated on January 30, 2024. On July 24, 2024, the Meshchansky District Court of Moscow issued a ruling to consolidate the cases into one proceeding. Mofa herself said that she was threatened with charges of "terrorism, but instead she was forced to confess to "distributing drugs" in exchange for a reduced sentence.
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