Czech Man Jailed over Moscow Protest Released
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A Czech citizen, who was sent to prison for 13 days by a Moscow court in September for organizing a protest near Lenin's Mausoleum on Red Square in Moscow, was released on Saturday, Czech Foreign Ministry spokesman Adam Čörgő said today. According to the Foreign Ministry, the Czech citizen successfully left Russian territory, he added.
A Czech man who was sent to prison for 13 days by a Moscow court in September for organizing a protest near Lenin's Mausoleum on Red Square in Moscow was released on Saturday, Czech diplomatic spokesman Adam Čörgő said.
A Czech man who was sent to prison for 13 days by a Russian court in September for protesting on Red Square has been released. The Czech Foreign Ministry spokesman Adam Čörgő confirmed this on Monday, saying that the man had already left Russia. “A Czech man imprisoned in Russia was released on Saturday and according to...
A Czech citizen, who was sent to prison for 13 days by a Moscow court in September for organizing a protest near Lenin's Mausoleum on Red Square in Moscow, was released on Saturday. This was stated by Czech Foreign Ministry spokesman Adam Čörgő in response to a question from ČTK today. According to information from the Foreign Ministry, the Czech citizen successfully left the territory of the Russian Federation, he added.
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