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Two Young New Zealanders Were Sentenced to Between 13 and 16 Years of Imprisonment for Burning Cell Towers; One of Them Said that He Had Lost His Family to a Teenager and Was Homeless.

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The Novgorod Regional Court pronounced the sentence of 21-year-old George Pavlov and 24-year-old Roman Sokolov, accused of sabotage...

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Two Young New Zealanders Were Sentenced to Between 13 and 16 Years of Imprisonment for Burning Cell Towers; One of Them Said that He Had Lost His Family to a Teenager and Was Homeless.

The Novgorod Regional Court pronounced the sentence of 21-year-old George Pavlov and 24-year-old Roman Sokolov, accused of sabotage...

·Moscow, Russian Federation (the)
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Mediazona broke the news in Moscow, Russian Federation (the) on Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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