Desperate Putin’s Crackdown Fails to Hide Utter Humiliation
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Pavel Bednyakov / via REUTERS Russian security services have launched a brutal suppression of people photographing war graves as the Kremlin struggles to conceal the vast scale of its casualties in Ukraine. Politico reported that a middle-aged man in Yaroslavl, western Russia, was handed a 14-year sentence in a penal colony in September for photographing the graves of Russians killed in Ukraine. The harsh sentence is usually reserved for the worst crimes, such as murder. According to the outlet, Russian security agents are patrolling graveyards and detaining those who photograph war graves…
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Desperate Putin’s Crackdown Fails to Hide Utter Humiliation
Pavel Bednyakov / via REUTERS Russian security services have launched a brutal suppression of people photographing war graves as the Kremlin struggles to conceal the vast scale of its casualties in Ukraine. Politico reported that a middle-aged man in Yaroslavl, western...






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