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Krasnodar's Resident Got 18 Years in the Colony for Funding the U.S.A.

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The Southern District Military Court sentenced Krasnodar Igor Karlov to 18 years ' imprisonment for financing the Armed Forces of Ukraine and administering the Ukrainian propaganda channel. 24 February to 1 June 2022, the convicted person contacted the representative of Ukraine, agreeing to administer the public propaganda channel, and participated in the collection of funds for the U.S.A., posting information on the means of transferring m…

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