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Russian independent news site Mediazona quoted Skochilenko as saying in her final statement in court Thursday that the case against her was weird and ridiculous so much so that officials in the facility where she is detained open their eyes widely and exclaim: Is this really what people are being imprisoned for now?She also alleged that an investigator working on her case even quit his job.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.

The legislation has been used in a widespread crackdown on opposition politicians.but rather wanted to stop the fighting.another prominent rights group that monitors political arrests and provides legal aid.

Petersburg in April 2022 and charged with spreading false information about the military after replacing price tags with ones that decried Russias invasion of Ukraine.human rights activists and ordinary citizens critical of the Kremlin.

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her lawyers and her partner have said.The operations attempt to hype the threat of radical Islam also presaged the inflammatory messages pushed by internet trolls during the U.

special prosecutors indictment earlier this year.Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said evidence suggested the broadcaster was the victim of an act of terror.

But that consensus never filtered through to the women involved.election infrastructure 13:28 The brazen false flag is a case study in the difficulty of assigning blame in a world where hackers routinely borrow one anothers identities to throw investigators off track.