A court in Russia's western city of Tula has sentenced two men to 3 1/2 years in prison each for their alleged involvement in a car bombing in August that killed Darya Dugina, the daughter of Kremlin-linked far-right ideologue Aleksandr Dugin.
Belarusian lawyer Anastasia Lazarenka, who consulted activists jailed for taking part in mass protests challenging the official results of an August 2020 presidential election, has been put on trial herself as the regime's crackdown on dissent continues.