US EditionRussian court hands 25 years to arson plotter accused of Ukraine links
- Ilya Baburin, 24, was sentenced to 25 years in prison by a Siberian court for charges of treason and attempted arson of a military recruitment office.
- Baburin was accused by prosecutors of planning to burn down the recruitment office on orders from Ukraine during Moscow's invasion of Ukraine in 2022.
- Additionally, Baburin was found guilty of setting fire to a local music school, classified as a terrorist act.
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Russian jailed for 25 years over army office arson bid
MOSCOW: A Russian court on Monday sentenced a man to 25 years in jail for planning to set fire to a Siberian military enlistment office in 2022, the year Moscow launched its military operation in Ukraine. Rights groups have called jail term against Ilya Baburin a record sentence, and stressed that the arson never happened. Russia saw a wave of arson attacks on army offices
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