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Russia extends opposition activist s detention for 2 months

Russia extends opposition activist s detention for 2 months
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MSNBC The ReidOut June 4, 2024 23:40:00

kara-murza, what does it say about putin s state of mind, the fact that he is holding vladmir kara-murza and brittney griner, speaking of himself as if he is a czar, stealing the food resources, the agricultural resources of ukraine, sort of looting it. he appears less and less stable to be charitable. what does that do to our calculations about how to deal with him? we have to be tough, joy. we have to be tough. this is a man who thinks of himself as a great russian leader. he compares himself to peter the great, who invaded nation s neighboring them, in order to take back nations, take back property, territory, land, that he says slafs own, not just russians, slavs. so this is a threat to all of his neighbors. it s obviously a big threat to ukraine. but for him to be steaming grain, stealing food from ukraine, this goes back this

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BBCNEWS Newsday June 4, 2024 22:15:00

ah! i don t believe it, she s the woman with the bounce, girl power, not geri. why? this is newsday on the bbc. i m karishma vaswani in singapore, our headlines president biden is on his first visit to japan since taking office, as the us seeks to bolster its regional influence against a rising china. australia s new prime minister will be sworn in later before heading to tokyo for talks with president biden and other leaders. let s turn to russia now where it s a crime to call the invasion of ukraine a war and anyone who contradicts the official line on russian military action risks up to 15 years behind bars. dozens of people have already been prosecuted including the opposition activist vladimir kara murza, who accused russia of war crimes .

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BBCNEWS Newsday June 4, 2024 23:09:00

dozens of people have already been prosecuted including the opposition activist vladimir kara murza, who accused russia of war crimes. moscow maintains that it doesn t target civilians. the laws are the latest in a long line of moves by president putin to stifle free speech and eliminate checks on his power. 0ur eastern europe correspondent sarah rainsford walking through the ruins of russia s war on its neighbour. evidence of cruelty on every crushed street and home. in every story of civilians targeted and killed. but russia itself is silencing those facts, denying what s clear to see on the ground. and it s arresting those who still dared to speak out even abroad. the whole world to speak out even abroad. the whole world sees to speak out even abroad. tie: whole world sees what to speak out even abroad. tte: whole world sees what the to speak out even abroad. tt2 whole world sees what the putin regime is doing to ukraine, the cluster bombs on residential areas, the bombing of m

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Putin Critic Writes Op-Ed From Jail, Says Russia Will Be Free

The Washington Post columnist was arrested for 'disobeying law enforcement,' after he criticized Putin

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