Artist, photojournalist. Detained and taken into custody in April 2022. Initially it was reported only that Razumova was accused of spreading deliberately false information about the Russian Armed Forces; later it became known that she was also charged with vandalism. At the investigation stage, Razumova admitted guilt, but during her last word [stated](https://t.me/sotaproject/53361) that she did not consider the videos she published about the deaths of civilians in Ukraine to be "fake". This was the reason for [resuming](https://ovd.news/express-news/2023/02/03/v-konakovo-vozobnovilos-sudebnoe-sledstvie-po-delu-semeynoy-pary-o-feykah-i) the court investigation. In addition, Razumova said that the investigator blackmailed her child - her underage daughter. While in detention, she made a series of illustrations for Bulgakov's The White Guard. On 7 March 2023, Razumova was sentenced to seven years.