The FSB accused Mikhail Khodorkovsky, a Kremlin critic, of creating a terrorist organization and plotting to violently seize power.
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The Federal Security Service of Russia has opened a criminal case against Mikhail Khodorkovsky, accusing him of forming a terrorist organization and conspiracy to seize power through violence. Khodorkovsky, a former oil magnate and Kremlin critic, previously served 10 years in prison for charges deemed political. The accusations are related to the activities of his group, the Anti-War Committee, banned in Russia, which opposes the war in Ukraine. Since 2022, he has become a prominent figure among Russian exiles supporting Ukraine.
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FSB i-a deschis dosar penal lui Mihail Hodorkovski. Îl acuză de crearea unei „organizații teroriste”
Serviciul Federal de Securitate din Rusia anunţă deschiderea unui nou dosar penal împotriva opozantului rus în exil Mihail Hodorkovski
Serviciul Federal de Securitate din Rusia anunţă deschiderea unui nou dosar penal împotriva opozantului rus în exil Mihail Hodorkovski
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