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Vladislav Kanyus brutally killed his ex-girlfriend Vera Pekhteleva, torturing, suffocating and stabbing her. In July 2022, he got a 17-year prison sentence. Pekhteleva’s mother is in shock that her daughter’s murderer was pardoned in exchange for taking up arms in Ukraine.
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The shocking release and subsequent deployment of convicted murderer Vladislav Kanyus to the front lines in Ukraine, under President Putin's controversial policy, underscores the deep flaws and cynical attitudes within Russia's judicial and penal systems, leaving victims' families like the Pekhtelevas grappling with a profound sense of injustice and fear.