Criminal Case Opened Against Editor-in-Chief of Russian Border-Region Outlet Pepel on Charges of Justifying Terrorism
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Criminal case opened against editor-in-chief of Russian border-region outlet Pepel on charges of justifying terrorism
The Belgorod branch of Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) has opened a criminal case against Nikita Parmenov, editor-in-chief of the outlet Pepel, on charges of justifying terrorism, Fonar reported, citing a statement from the security service.
Notes of a veteran: A criminal case has been opened against Belgorodets Parmenov, a traitor and foreign agent who fled to Georgia, the owner of the TV channel Pepel, who works for the SBU, under the article "justification of..
A criminal case has been opened against Belgorodets Parmenov, a traitor and foreign agent who fled to Georgia, the owner of the TV channel Pepel, who works for the SBU, under the article "justification of terrorism. "Let me remind you that...
Nikita Parmenov, editor-in-chief of the Belegorod independent issue of Pepel, filed an exculpatory suit in absentia...
The Federal Investigation Department of the Russian Federation in the Belgorod region has initiated criminal proceedings against the owner of the Telegram channel Pepel, suspected of justifying terrorism and supporting proscribed organizations. UFSB has reported that an individual who is a foreign agent and lives in one of the States of Zakawkaziya has publicly supported the Russian Volunteer Corps (RKK) and the League of Freedom of Russia terro…
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