Maxim Kruglov
politician
Maxim Kryglov was a deputy and former vice-chairman of the Russian political party 'Yabloko'. In June 2022, he was convicted by a Moscow court for spreading false information about the Russian armed forces during the special military operation in Ukraine. He was sentenced to seven years in prison and banned from administering websites for three years. Kryglov was also placed on a list of individuals associated with extremist activities or terrorism. His case is part of broader political persecution targeting Yabloko members, including other vice-chairmen Lev Shlosberg and Boris Vishnevsky.
Recent coverage
- What Happened? Top News for July 14 According to SOTAvision: — SOTAvision
- 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
- Prosecure Requests Review of Maxim Kругlov Case in New Judicial Panel — SOTAvision
- 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
- Deputy Chairman of the 'Yabloko' Party Maxim Kруглов Sentenced to Seven Years in Prison for Military 'Fake News' — Дождь
- Court sentences 'Yabloko' deputy chairman Maxim Kругlov to prison for army fake news — Фонтанка
- Maxim Kruglov sentenced to seven years for discrediting the army — Коммерсантъ
- 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