Prosecutors had requested two years in prison for him, according to the Russian state news agency RIA Novosti.Īccording to the independent Russian Telegram channel SOTA, "his arrest was made possible because he activated a cell phone in the apartment, allowing to identify the fugitive."
Moskalyov pleaded not guilty but failed to turn up to his hearing in the city of Yefremov on Tuesday. Moskalyov had been charged with “discrediting the Russian military” and was under house arrest after being accused of repeatedly publishing anti-war posts. (From Activatica/YouTube)Ī Russian man, Alexey Moskalyov, who had been sentenced to two years in prison, was detained in Belarus after failing to turn up for a hearing, his lawyer told CNN’s Erin Burnett Wednesday.
A screengrab of Masha Moskalyova, 12, describing the police search of her home in Russia's Tula region to Activatica, an online portal supporting grassroots activism in the country.
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