She was convicted on several political charges. While in pretrial detention, she suffered a stress-related stroke, which left her almost completely blind. Despite this, Olga was sentenced to four years in prison.
Olga has a teenage daughter who was sent to a boarding school, her eldest son is in the army, and Olga also has a mother who is a Group 1 disabled person and is bedridden.
As of spring 2026, Olga is free. In March of that year, she was transferred from Correctional Colony No. 4 to Pretrial Detention Facility No. 1, after which news of her release emerged. As it later became known, Olga had a trial to commute her sentence to a more lenient one, according to which she was sentenced to serve the remainder of her sentence under house arrest .
