The Simonovsky Court of Moscow sentenced Perepelitsa to four years in a general-regime penal colony after finding her guilty of financing extremist activity.
According to the prosecution, Perepelitsa signed up for monthly donations to the Anti-Corruption Foundation (FBK), an organization designated a terrorist group and banned in Russia, on Aug. 5, 2021. Seven transfers of 500 rubles each were made. She was detained in July 2026 and remanded in custody.
The court ordered the confiscation for the state of a Samsung mobile phone, described as an instrument of the crime, and 3,500 rubles transferred to the organization. Perepelitsa partially admitted guilt and confirmed making the transfers. She denied intending to finance terrorist activity and said she had sent money to an account belonging to an organization not formally connected to FBK, NTV reported.