In a new trial, the court found Navalny guilty of fraud – SME.sk

Mar 22, 2022 at 9:16 am Updated at 10:25 am The prosecutor’s office demanded a sentence of 13 years in prison. BRATISLAVA. In a new trial, a Russian court found opposition politician Alexei Navalny guilty of fraud and, consequently, contempt of court. The prosecutor’s office has sentenced the famous Kremlin critic to 13 years in prison in connection with these allegations. The article continues under a video advertisement. earlier conviction for alleged fraud. In both cases, “Navalnyj committed fraud, that is, the theft of foreign property by deceit,” said Judge Margarita Kotova, according to the Russian TASS agency. According to Kommersant, the Russian authorities launched a new case against Navalny in February, accusing him of embezzling gifts and insulting the court during last year’s trial for defaming World War II veteran Ignat Armenenko, in which the court recognized him. Navajny: For murder, there are more lenient sentences. It was money for his presidential campaign in 2018, but the authorities did not let him go to the polls for the previous conviction. More than 588 million rubles (5.1 million euros). politically motivated Forty-five-year-old Navalny recovered in Germany for several months from poisoning, according to Western laboratories, caused by a warfare from a group of newcomers. Navaľnyj accused the Kremlin of this, but he refused and questioned the poisoning. As a result, large-scale protests erupted in the country last year, against which the authorities cracked down hard. The authorities, meanwhile, have called the Naval Organization extremist and closed them down. At the same time, they called Navalny and his supporters a subversive element determined to destabilize Russia with Western support, Reuters reported. Many Naval Allies have fled Russia to avoid restrictions or imprisonment. However, his supporters continue to express their political views on social networks, including opposition to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Reuters added. Russia Subscribe to topic Subscribe New: Receive notifications of new articles in the monitored topic by e-mail. Try the new feature and turn on the subscription.