Russian prosecutors demand nearly six years in prison for four journalists accused of collaborating with Aleksei Navalnyi's extremist organization
Ana-Maria Tapescu
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<p>Russian prosecutors have asked for a five-year and 11-month prison sentence for journalists Antonina Kravtsova, Sergei Karelin, Konstantin Gabov and Artiom Krieger, accused of collaborating with the organization of Aleksei Navalnyi, who died in 2024. The trial was held behind closed doors, a common practice in Russia for such cases.
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Parchetul rus cere pedeapsa cu închisoarea împotriva unor jurnalişti pentru colaborare cu organizaţia lui Aleksei Navalnîi
Parchetul din Moscova cere pedeapsa cu închisoarea împotriva unor jurnalişti pentru colaborare cu organizaţia lui Navalnîi
Rusia: Parchetul cere pedeapsa cu închisoarea împotriva unor jurnaliști pentru colaborare cu organizația lui Navalnîi
Putin îi vânează pe jurnaliștii care au colaborat cu Navalnîi, acuzați de "extremism". Proces cu ușile închise
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