Published 3 years ago

Russian Agents Raid Home Of Prominent Investigative Journalist

Summary by Radio Free Europe/ RadioLiberty

Russian security agents have searched the home of one of the country’s most prominent investigative journalists and brought him in for interrogation, in what his lawyer and editorial team said was related to coverage of one of Russia’s most powerful men.

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Reuters

Russian security service search editor's home, says his website

Officers from Russia's Federal Security Service searched the home of Roman Anin, the head of the investigative news website Istories, on Friday, the outlet said.

3 years ago·United Kingdom

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Associated Press News

Apartment of Russian investigative journalist raided

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abc News

Apartment of Russian investigative journalist raided

Russian authorities took a prominent investigative journalist in for questioning after searching his apartment

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The Washington Post

Apartment of Russian investigative journalist raided

Russian authorities took a prominent investigative journalist in for questioning after searching his apartment

3 years ago

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MY Northwest

Apartment of Russian investigative journalist raided

MOSCOW (AP) — Russian authorities took a prominent investigative journalist in for questioning after searching his apartment, and the news website he works for said the actions were likely connected to a story about one of President Vladimir Putin’s closest associates.Roman Anin, chief editor of the Vazhnikh Istorii website, is considered a witness in a criminal case for violation of privacy. Anin’s lawyer, Anna Stavitskaya, told Russian news ag…

3 years ago·Tacoma, United States

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Apartment of Russian investigative journalist raided

MOSCOW — Russian authorities took a prominent investigative journalist in for questioning after searching his apartment, and the news website he works for said the actions were likely connected to a story about one of President Vladimir Putin’s closest associates.Roman Anin, chief editor of the Vazhnikh Istorii website, is considered a witness in a criminal case for violation of privacy. Anin’s lawyer, Anna Stavitskaya, told Russian news agencie…

3 years ago·Toronto, Canada

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