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Russian court sentences gravestone photographer to 14 years

A Russian court in Yaroslavl sentenced a middle-aged man to 14 years in a penal colony for photographing gravestones of Russian soldiers killed in Ukraine. Authorities have warned that photographing military graves could bring life imprisonment, and several dozen people have been arrested across Russia since the summer on treason charges alleging cooperation with Ukrainian intelligence services.

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