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Blogger Ilya Remeslo told the court he regrets nothing

The Primorsky District Court of St. Petersburg is considering the criminal case of blogger Ilya Remeslo, detained on July 17 for posts on Telegram criticizing the authorities and the SVO. Before the hearing, he told journalists that he would do the same again.

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The owner of the Telegram channel 'Pepel' has been charged with justifying terrorism

The FSB Directorate for the Belgorod Region has opened a criminal case against the owner of the Telegram channel 'Pepel', who has been designated a foreign agent and who, according to the agency, is in one of the countries of the South Caucasus. He is charged with justifying terrorism and supporting banned organizations; he faces up to seven years in prison.

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St. Petersburg Blogger Vladimir Serebrovsky Sent to Pretrial Detention in Case of Justifying Terrorism

The Dzerzhinsky District Court of St. Petersburg remanded blogger Vladimir Serebrovsky into custody on charges under Part 2 of Article 205.2 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation — public justification of terrorism. According to the investigation, his Telegram channel contained statements regarded as justifying the explosion at a café on Universitetskaya Embankment, in which war correspondent Vladlen Tatarsky was killed. Serebrovsky will remain in pretrial detention until December 11, 2026.

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A resident of Kasansay promised cheap loans via Telegram and received 250 million sums

In the Kasansay district of the Namangan region, a man was detained who promised to arrange low-interest loans via Telegram and received more than 250 million sums from citizens. He created a fake 'Microcredit' page in the messenger, asked users to transfer money to bank cards in advance, and then stopped responding. The suspect had previously been convicted of fraud. A criminal case has been opened under Article 168 of the Criminal Code of Uzbekistan; investigative actions continue.

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