Shlosberg Sentenced to 11 Years for Anti-Military Posts

The Pskov court sentenced Lev Shlosberg to 11 years and one month of prison.

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Lev Shlosberg was sentenced to 11 years and 1 month in prison by the Pskov city court.
The sentence was for disseminating false information about the Russian armed forces and discrediting the military.
Shlosberg was recognized as a foreign agent by Russian authorities.
He was previously convicted for failing to comply with foreign agent legislation and sentenced to 420 hours of community work.
The court case involved two articles of the Russian Criminal Code: Article 280.3 and Article 207.3, part 2, point d.
The trial took place in Pskov, and the verdict was announced on August 17.
Shlosberg did not admit guilt and described the trial as political.
The prosecution had requested 12 years and one month of imprisonment.

Shlosberg's final statement included a call for a ceasefire agreement between Russia and Ukraine and criticized the loss of life, stating that no political reorganization is worth such deaths. — tg_doxajournal
Shlosberg spoke with his wife, Zhanna Shlosberg-Kozlova, from the defendant's booth during the trial. — tg_bbcrussian
Shlosberg was a deputy chairman of the Pskov regional branch of Yabloko and was included in the Russian registry of terrorists and extremists. — vesti
The case was based on a repost of a Daily Mirror cover in February 2022 and a video debate with historian Yuriy Pivovarov, both posted on Telegram and OK.ru. — interfax