The Insider founder Roman Dobrokhotov sentenced in absentia to five and a half years...
The Insider founder Roman Dobrokhotov sentenced in absentia to five and a half years in prison
Moscow’s Cheryomushkinsky District Court sentenced The Insider founder Roman Dobrokhotov to five and a half years in prison in a case concerning the organization of an “undesirable” organization’s activities. Mediazona reported the sentence.
The prosecution had sought a six-year prison sentence for the journalist.
According to the indictment, Dobrokhotov was deemed a participant in an “undesirable” organization because of two YouTube videos: in the first, the journalist discussed GRU officers; in the second, he discussed an investigation into Alexei Navalny’s murder.
🩷 Subscribe — @tvrain
Two Videos Help Make a Criminal Case
Dobrokhotov was sentenced in absentia to five and a half years over an undesirable organization.
The indictment cited two videos.