Russian and Swedish Citizens Sentenced in the Russian Federation to 14 Years ' Imprisonment for Transfer of Money to the SCU
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The Krasnodar Regional Court sentenced a 48-year-old Russian and Swedish citizen, Maksim Ar, to 14 years in a maximum-security colony.
The Court sentenced to 14 years ' imprisonment a Russian citizen who also had Swedish citizenship, for a State communication in the form of a transfer of funds from the Supreme Court, informed the Centre for Public Relations (CSO) of the FSB. The Krasnodar Regional Court sentenced a Russian citizen and a Swedish citizen, Maxim Artemov, who had been found guilty of treason, to TASS. In the Centre for Public Relations (CSO), the FSB reported …
A Russian man was sentenced to 14 years in a high-security penal colony for transferring money to a militant of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the FSB reported
A Russian man was sentenced to 14 years in a high-security penal colony for transferring money to a militant of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the FSB reported.Maxim Artemov moved to Odessa in 2021. In 2024, he personally met with an...
The Krasnodar Regional Court sentenced Maxim Artemov, a Russian and Swedish citizen, to 14 years ' imprisonment for transferring money to the Ukrainian military, and informed the FSB ' s Centre for Public Relations (CSO) on Wednesday.
Peace: The Krasnodar Regional Court sentenced Maxim Artemov to 14 years in the colony, which has both Russian and Swedish citizenship, the basis of which was the transfer of money to the Ukrainian military.
Russian, who has Swedish citizenship, was sentenced to 14 years in the colony for treason; he transferred money to the military U.S.U., which was reported to the Public Relations Centre of the Russian Federation.
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