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Ombudsman: cells left by Russian prisoners at the front

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Authorities in the East Siberian region of Krasnoyarsk plan to close a number of prisons this year, according to a government official. According to him, there are too few prisoners to fill the cells, writes the Kommersant newspaper. This is partly because many prisoners are being deployed in the war in Ukraine.

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Ombudsman: cells left by Russian prisoners at the front

Authorities in the East Siberian region of Krasnoyarsk plan to close a number of prisons this year, according to a government official. According to him, there are too few prisoners to fill the cells, writes the Kommersant newspaper. This is partly because many prisoners are being deployed in the war in Ukraine.

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