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To actually be, um collecting information for foreign intelligence service. you can be accused of espionage legally in russia, for, uh, for distributing information publicly, so basically for engaging in journals, and that is a good point. i mean, it seems like russia is a uniquely dangerous place for journalists . something that i believe you know, personally a lot about. russia is a uniquely dangerous the place where journalists um up until now, the biggest penalty that we have seen applied to...

My editors advised me not to, and i had to admit this morning that they had been right. the situation for foreign journalists in russia was that after the full scale invasion began in february, 2022 american journalists left pretty much all as as far as i know. all of them left at least for a time, uh, at a strongly communicated request from the kremlin. and then, after a while, a few people returned with accreditation again with the understanding. that they were there by agreement with the krem...

As a "highly principled journalist" sent this report. as he was led from the courthouse, a fleeting glimpse of evan gershkovich, the american journalist arrested in russia and accused of spying for america. he faces up to 20 years in prison. evan gershkovich, now with the wall streetjournal, is an experienced russia reporter. he was detained 1000 miles from moscow in the yekaterinburg. russias security service claimed hed been collecting secrets about a defence factory. translation: using the co...

Sent this report. as he was led from the courthouse, a fleeting glimpse of evan gershkovich, the american journalist arrested in russia and accused of spying for america. he faces up to 20 years in prison. evan gershkovich, now with the wall streetjournal, is an experienced russia reporter. he was detained 1000 miles from moscow in the yekaterinburg. russias security service claimed hed been collecting secrets about a defence factory. translation: using the cover ofj being a journalist with a jo...

Have changed _ what of the conditions been? things have changed significantly _ what of the conditions been? things have changed significantly in - what of the conditions been? things have changed significantly in the i have changed significantly in the last year since russia began its full—scale invasion. shortly after that, they introduced military sister ship and have tried to control the narrative —— censorship. but then slowly, people sort of trickled back in. it is extending accredit...

Translation: this is - the prerogative of the fsb. you already had a statement about this from the federal security service. we have nothing to add. the only thing i can add is, as far as we know, he was caught red—handed. russia�*s foreign ministry spokeswoman says mr gershkovich was arrested for activities not related to journalism. translation: under the cover of journalist activity with - a press visa and accreditation, this person, judging by the actions undertaken by him and in relatio...