Kruglova
politician
Maxim Kryglov, a former deputy of the Moscow City Duma from the party 'Yabloko', was convicted for spreading false information about the Russian Armed Forces. He was sentenced to seven years in prison and barred from managing websites for three years. The charges stemmed from posts he made in 2022 on Telegram and VKontakte containing unverified claims about military actions, including allegations of war crimes in Bucha and Mariupol. His defense plans to appeal the verdict, and he has expressed that his actions were motivated by a desire for democratic Russia and human rights.
Recent coverage
- Deputy of the 'Yabloko' Party Maxim Krukhov sentenced to 7 years in a colony for two posts about Ukraine — ASTRA
- Prosecure asks to review sentence for deputy chairman of 'Yabloko' Maxim Kruglov — Коммерсантъ
- Criminal case of former 'Yabloko' party deputy chairman Kруглов: Prosecutor's position — Вечерняя Москва
- Former Moscow City Duma deputy Kругlov sentenced to seven years in prison — Ведомости
- Moscow Court Sentences Maxim Kruglov for Fake News About Russian Armed Forces — Вести
- Former deputy Kруглов sentenced for Russian army fake news: what sentence did he receive? — Вечерняя Москва
- Court sentences 'Yabloko' deputy chairman Maxim Kругlov to prison for army fake news — Фонтанка
- Former Deputy of the 'Yabloko' Party Maxim Kруглов Sentenced for 2022 Posts — Медиазона
- Former Moscow City Duma Deputy Kруглов sentenced to 7 years for spreading fake news about the Russian Armed Forces — Москва 24
- Yabloko Deputy Leader Kryukov Sought for Eight Years Over Army Fake News — Коммерсантъ