would instrking88uct them to undress.

A customer at the supermarket who found the slogans reported them to authorities.She did not king88intend to disparage the military.

Skochilenkos arrest came about a month after authorities adopted a law effectively criminalizing any public expression about the war that deviates from the official Kremlin line.Amnesty International declared Skochilenkoa prisoner of conscience.Paris prosecutors opened an investigation inking88to thesuspected poisoningof Ovsyannikova after she reportedly told police that she felt unwell when she opened the door to her Paris apartment and noticed a powder substance.

Skochilenko said: Everyone sees and knows that its not a terrorist youre trying.has not denied replacing the price tags but rejected the accusation of spreading knowingly false information.

human rights activists and ordinary citizens critical of the Kremlin.

Forensic police were sent to examine her home.But she has struggled while in custody due to health problems.

100 faced petty charges of discrediting the army.as is the suffering of people.

Petersburg news outlet Bumaga.but what will happen if Skochilenko is transferred to a more remote penal colony remains uncertain.