Detention: The exact date of detention is not disclosed in open sources. It is known that at the end of 2025, the occupation 'Kyiv District Court' of Simferopol imposed pre-trial detention on Anatolii Revut on fabricated charges of 'state treason'. The arrest became publicly known on December 24, 2025.

Sentence: As of July 21, 2026, there is no information about a sentence being issued. The Russian Federation accuses Anatolii Revut under Article 275 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation ('state treason'). Human rights defenders emphasize that the case shows signs of politically motivated persecution, and the occupation authorities conceal the details of the charges.

There is virtually no information in open verified sources about Anatolii Revut's personal life, education, professional activities, or family. This is due to the closed nature of the criminal case and the reluctance of the Russian occupation authorities to disclose information about illegally persecuted Ukrainian citizens. Human rights organizations note that such practice is typical for politically motivated criminal proceedings in temporarily occupied Crimea.

At the end of 2025, Anatolii Revut's name appeared on a list of eight Ukrainian citizens whom the occupation authorities in Crimea illegally arrested on charges of 'state treason'. This was reported by Eskender Bariiev, Chairman of the Board of the Crimean Tatar Resource Center. According to him, Russian security forces continue to use the article on 'state treason' as a tool for political persecution of residents of the occupied peninsula.

Along with Anatolii Revut, Andrii Briukhanov, Taras Khudak, Enver Chavush, Olha Tsiryk, Hlib Kutsenko, Evelina Melnychuk, and Tetiana Diakunovska were arrested in this case. Human rights defenders emphasize that most of these cases are considered in closed sessions, and information about the grounds for detention, evidence, or the location of detainees is practically not disclosed.

At the time of the public disclosure of the arrest, the occupation authorities did not provide any specific circumstances allegedly justifying the charges against Anatolii Revut. There is no information about his place of detention, health status, access to a lawyer, or the possibility of communication with his family. Such secrecy of the case raises concerns among Ukrainian and international human rights defenders, who emphasize the systemic violation of the right to a fair trial.

As of July 21, 2026, Anatolii Revut remains in custody. There is no information in open verified sources about the commencement of a substantive court hearing, issuance of a sentence, or his release. His case is one of the new examples of the Russian Federation's use of fabricated charges of 'state treason' against Ukrainian civilians.

Information used from open sources: Suspilne Crimea, Crimean Tatar Resource Center, CrimeaSOS, Ukrinform.

Update date: July 21, 2026.