US EditionRussian Volunteer Who Helped Ukrainian Civilians Sentenced to 22 Years for Treason
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The prosecutor requested 27 years' imprisonment for a volunteer named Nadine Geisler of the Army of Beauty...
Moscow Sentences Activist Russia Nadin Geisler to 22 Years for Treason Over Helping Ukrainians
The Moscow military court has sentenced a Russian activist who organized humanitarian aid for Ukraine and helped evacuate civilians from the war zone to 22 years in prison, RusNews reported on June 20. Nadezhda Rossinskaya, also known as Nadin Geisler, led a group called “Army of Beauties,” which, according to The Moscow Times, claimed to have assisted around 25,000 people in Russian-occupied areas of Ukraine between 2022 and 2023. Geisler was c…
A Russian court has sentenced activist Nadine Geysler to 22 years in prison for helping refugees from the neighboring country, which Russia has been waging a war against for four years, in the Belgorod region. The BBC's Russian service reports that she was also fined 320,000 rubles. Nadine Geysler, whose real name is Nadezhda Rossinskaya, joined an initiative called the Army of Beauties to help Ukrainian refugees after the Russian invasion of Uk…
The State requested 27 years ' imprisonment for a volunteer of Hope Rossinsky (Nadin Geisler) in the case of treason, calls for action against the security of the State and the facilitation of terrorist activities, as reported by a lawyer, Alexei Prjanišnikov, who will be sentenced on 20 June. Rossinsky was detained on the first February 2024 at the entrance to Belgorod; the reason for the case was a publication on the collection of humanit…
The girl assisted the inhabitants of the occupied territories of Ukraine
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