Nikolai Daineko, convicted in the 'Mayakovsky readings' case for anti-war poetry, is freed from a Vladimir region penal colony. Two other defendants, poets Artem Kamardin and Yegor Shtovba, remain in prison.
Nikolai Daineko, a defendant in the 'Mayakovsky readings' case, has been released from a penal colony in Vladimir region, according to his support group. He was met by relatives and friends, including the wife of another defendant, Artem Kamardin, who remains imprisoned along with Yegor Shtovba.
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