Moscow Court Has Released Four Drivers Implicated in ’Spider’s Web’ Case Due to Insufficient Evidence
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The truckers claimed that they were unaware of Ukrainian drones hidden in trucks.
The Moscow City Court released four truck drivers who had been charged with involvement in attacks on Russian military airfields using drones.
The Moscow City Court released four drivers whose vehicles were used by Ukraine's intelligence services to launch drones at Russian military airfields during Operation Putina.
Moscow court has released four drivers implicated in ’Spider’s Web’ case due to insufficient evidence
On 16 September, the Moscow City Court released four drivers from custody who had been accused by the Russian investigators of involvement in the SBU’s ‘Pavutina’ operation. The court refused to extend their detention, whilst the Russian Prosecutor General’s Office had previously referred the...
The Moscow City Court rejected the request for an extension of the arrest of four truckers accused of involvement...
The Moscow City Court reduced the deterrent measure against four truck drivers accused of being involved in drone attacks on Russian military airfields. Mosgaardsud decided to release four truck drivers who were being held in custody in a case involving attacks on Russian military airfields using drones. "The Court changed the restraint measure against Andrei Mercurev, Alexander Zaitsev, Mikhail Rümin and Sergei Kanurin from detention to ban cer…
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