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Hundreds Of Russian Teens Face Terrorism Charges As Wartime Crackdown Intensifies (opens the original)
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Vitalina Prening, a 16-year-old Russian schoolgirl, was recently charged with planning a terrorist attack, membership in a terrorist organization, and undergoing terrorist training, according to Russian media. From the city of Novosibirsk, Prening was added to Russia's terrorist blacklist on August 10, although details of the charges against her remain unclear. On social media, those who know Prening have portrayed her as an accomplished youth who drew, sang, practiced ballroom dancing, and part
How Harry Potter Helped A Ukrainian POW Survive 4 Years In Russian Captivity (opens the original)
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For four years in Russian captivity, Ukrainian marine Oleksandr Ivanov retold the entire Harry Potter series from memory to his fellow prisoners. The defender of Mariupol says the stories gave them something to look forward to. After his release in a prisoner exchange, Ivanov received a letter from the author of the books, J.K. Rowling. But, he says, he wishes he had never had a reason to receive it.
Russian Court Rejects Anti-War Party's Appeal Over Election Ban (opens the original)
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Russia's Supreme Court has rejected an appeal by the Yabloko party, the sole officially registered party to openly oppose Moscow's war on Ukraine, against its removal from the ballot for September parliamentary elections. In a separate hearing on August 17, a court in the city of Pskov sentenced an outspoken deputy chairman of Yabloko, Lev Shlosberg, to more than 11 years in prison after convicting of him under a law designed to punish critics of the war. The rulings display the Kremlin's determ
Arrests Of Top Figures In Russia's Drone Industry Highlight Claims Of Wartime Corruption (opens the original)
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Two high-profile criminal cases against leading figures in Russia’s drone industry have highlighted claims by pro-war bloggers that corruption is undermining the country’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The most recent case came with the arrest of two directors of a company called Drone Solutions on August 8. This followed the arrest of billionaire drone tycoon Valery Kustov in June. Both cases relate to fraud charges, and in both instances drones developed by the companies had previously been
Russia Cracks Down On Photos Of Graves That Reveal The Cost Of War (opens the original)
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A blurry photo shows a man apparently being forced to kneel in the snow by two other men in plain clothes. Released by Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) last week, the image allegedly shows the moment a 48-year-old man was arrested in Yaroslavl, some 250 kilometers northeast of Moscow, for “secretly taking photos and videos” of graves of soldiers killed in Ukraine. The case is the latest in a series in which people have faced treason charges for recording images of Russian military graves.
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