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Court arrests native of Crimea on charges of treason - Vimarsana News

Court arrests native of Crimea on charges of treason

If found guilty, Leniye Umerova could face up to 20 years in prison

Source: tass.com
FSB prevents terror attack on ZNPP executive plotted by Ukrainian intelligence - Vimarsana News

FSB prevents terror attack on ZNPP executive plotted by Ukrainian intelligence

According to the FSB, the criminal activities were coordinated by officers of the Ukrainian defense ministry’s main intelligence directorate both directly and via a go-between in Finland

Source: tass.com
FSB detains teenager for plotting arson at electricity facility in Kaluga region - Vimarsana News

FSB detains teenager for plotting arson at electricity facility in Kaluga region

Three makeshift incendiary devices along with manuals for making such devices were seized from a cache organized by the young man

Source: tass.com
Russian embassy slams new UK sanctions as illegitimate, legally void - Vimarsana News

Russian embassy slams new UK sanctions as illegitimate, legally void

The embassy also expressed indignation over the British side spreading "blatant disinformation and groundless accusations against our citizens"

Source: tass.com
Two Russian Journalistic Heavyweights Face Off On 25-Year Prison Sentence Given To Anti-War Activist Kara-Murza, But Agree: Verdict Intended As Signal To Dissenters - Vimarsana News

Two Russian Journalistic Heavyweights Face Off On 25-Year Prison Sentence Given To Anti-War Activist Kara-Murza, But Agree: Verdict Intended As Signal To Dissenters

A Moscow city court sentenced Russian dissident and anti-war activist Vladimir Kara-Murza to twenty-five years imprisonment on the charge of treason and association with undesirable organizations. The sentence was condemned by Western diplomats in Moscow, and in response, the U.S., Canadian and British ambassadors were summoned to the Russian foreign ministry and threatened

Source: memri.org