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A Russian court jailed the attorney for 14 days and fined him 45,000 rubles ($460) for allegedly "distributing extremist symbols." Journalist Anton Namliuk said that the charges related to the lawyer's three Facebook posts featuring the Ukrainian coat of arms, the Crimean Tatar tamga symbol, and statements against the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Lawyer Aleksey Ladin, who represents Ukrainian prisoners of war (PoWs) and political prisoners, has been detained in Russian-occupied Crimea. Source: Graty, a Ukrainian media on social and political events and trends through the lens of the courts, citing Ladin's Crimean colleagues and family members Details: Ladin was reportedly coming back from the city of Rostov-on-Don, Russia, where he participated in court hearings in the cases of Ukrainian PoWs who are being tried in the Southern Dist...

An information outlet run by Ukraines military said Kyiv supporters were behind an explosion that damaged a Russian train bound for Crimea.

A Russian Orthodox archbishop known as "Putin's Confessor" has been put in charge of a diocese in Crimea, located within occupied Ukrainian territory.

A Russian jetliner landed in a Siberian wheat field. Now, can it also get back up? Easier said than done.

Ukrainian forces have conducted a campaign of strikes against Russian military infrastructure, headquarters, and logistics routes in Crimea since June 2023 in order to degrade the Russian military’s ability to use Crimea as a staging and rear area for R

Ukrainian forces have conducted a campaign of strikes against Russian military infrastructure, headquarters, and logistics routes in Crimea since June 2023 in order to degrade the Russian military’s ability to use Crimea as a staging and rear area for R

The Russian Federation hides information about the whereabouts of Ukrainian political prisoner Oleksii Kyseliov, who was convoyed from temporarily occupied Crimea. Source: Dmytro Lubinets, the Ukrainian Parliamentary Commissioner for Human Rights Details: Reportedly, the Russian occupiers took the former Navy captain Oleksii Kyseliov, "sentenced" to 8.

Ukraine has vowed to retake Crimea, which Russia has controlled since 2014 and would likely see as a red line of the conflict.

No “Surovikin line” will help.