Czech Fought in Donbas Against Ukraine, Court Increases Sentence to 3.5 Years
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The Supreme Court in Prague increased the sentence of a Czech citizen, Milos Ourezcom, by sentencing him to a real term of imprisonment for participation in the Donbas militia, reported to CTK. The highest court changed the original verdict by replacing the suspended sentence by three and a half years of prison, CTK writes, transfers TASS. Previously, the lower court sentenced the Czech citizen to three years suspended. The prosecutor insisted o…
Miloš Ouřecký, 58, is to serve three and a half years in prison for participating in a terrorist group. The High Court in Prague tightened his original sentence on Tuesday, based on an appeal by the public prosecutor. Ouřecký went to Donbas in 2017, where he joined the fighting alongside Russian separatists. The verdict is final.
The Prague Court of Appeal commuted a three-year suspended prison sentence to three and a half years of unconditional imprisonment for a Czech citizen serving with pro-Russian separatists in the Donbas region in eastern Ukraine. The verdict is final. Milos Ourzecky joined the pro-Russian forces in 2017.
Miloš Ourečky is serving 3.5 years in prison for serving in the ranks of pro-Russian separatists in Donbas. Prague's High Court ruled on Tuesday, which toughened the man's original three-year suspended sentence for participating in a terrorist group following a prosecutor's appeal.
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