He was convicted of administering a Telegram channel that published footage from protests at the Pushkinskaya metro station in Minsk. Vladimir himself had previously been detained, as he recounted in a video. He was arrested at one of the protests and given a 10-12-day sentence. His home was searched, and his electronics and phone were seized. Some time after his release, he was detained again for 24 hours and then released on bail. A criminal case was opened against him, but he was only taken into custody a year later.
It is known that Vladimir loves hiking, motorcycles, computer games, mythology, and is actively involved in sports.
He was released in January 2026, having served his full sentence.
