Dud Faces Up to 7 Years for Calls to Terrorism
Moscow, September 29. Blogger and journalist Yuri Dudin (included in the register of foreign agents on the territory of the Russian Federation and in the list of terrorists and extremists of Rosfinmonitoring) may face a sentence of five to seven years in a colony under a new case on incitement to terrorism.
Consensus
- Yuri Dud is facing a potential prison sentence of up to seven years for public calls to terrorism.
- The case stems from an interview with Denis Kapustin, leader of a banned organization.
- Dud has been previously sentenced in absentia for failing to fulfill foreign agent obligations.
- A Moscow court has ordered Dud's detention in absentia for two months.
- The 'Russian Volunteer Corps' is recognized as a terrorist organization in Russia.
- Dud is listed as a foreign agent and in the registry of terrorists and extremists by Rosfinmonitoring.
Points of divergence
- The court may add the unfulfilled part of the previous sentence to the new one, potentially exceeding seven years. — vesti
- The court later increased the previous sentence by adding a three-year ban on website administration. — vm
- The court also imposed measures including fines and restrictions on certain activities. — vesti
- Dud is currently hiding abroad and evading investigation. — vm
Coverage (2 sources)
- Dudzy faces up to seven years in prison on terrorism incitement case — Вести
- What sentence awaits Yuri Dudu* for public calls to terrorism — lawyer Teplyakova's opinion — Вечерняя Москва
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