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Kirill Suvorov, former adviser to opposition politician Ilya Yashin, arrested in Moscow on charges of spreading ‘fake news’ about Russia’s army
A Moscow court has arrested Kirill Suvorov, a former adviser to the head of the city’s Krasnoselsky district, on charges of spreading “fake news” about the army, the Telegram news channel Ostorozhno Novosti reported.
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The Moscow Times
· Jun 29, 2026
Russian War Veteran Reportedly Jailed After Threatening Armed Revolt Against Kremlin
Alexander Lunin drew widespread attention last week after claiming the Russian army would “turn its weapons against the Kremlin” unless Putin personally met with him to address the alleged abuse of soldiers by military commanders.
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· Jun 25, 2026
Meet Ilya Novikov, the Russian-born lawyer and sharp Zelensky critic helping to defend the Ukrainian man accused of bombing the Nord Stream pipeline
Defense attorney Ilya Novikov moved from Russia to Ukraine in 2019. Back home, he has been sentenced in absentia to eight and a half years in prison for spreading ”fake news,” labeled a “foreign agent,” added to the registry of “terrorists and extremists,” and put on a wanted list in a separate criminal case — on treason charges for fighting on Ukraine’s side. Now, as a Ukrainian lawyer, Novikov is defending Serhii Kuznetsov, a Ukrainian citizen who was detained in connection with the sabotage of the Nord Stream gas pipelines and later extradited to Germany. Novikov is also handling several cases for former President Petro Poroshenko, and he is a critic of President Volodymyr Zelensky’s policies. (Zelensky and Poroshenko have a long-running feud.) Meduza asked Novikov about his criticisms of Zelensky and his administration, and why he thinks Ukraine’s government imposed sanctions on Poroshenko.
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· Jul 8, 2026
Security analyst, Bashir Kurfi detained after alleging Katsina govt sponsored bandits for Hajj
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Ukrainska Pravda
· Jun 29, 2026
Former serviceman who demanded meeting with Putin is arrested in Russia
Alexander Lunin, a former Russian serviceman and blogger who publicly demanded a face-to-face meeting with Russian leader Vladimir Putin and threatened to stage an army mutiny, has been arrested on a charge of displaying extremist symbols.
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· Jul 1, 2026
Russian veteran is jailed after filming video warning Putin he faces a mutiny
Aleksandr Lunin delivered a stark message to Vladimir Putin, predicting Russia's army would 'turn its weapons' towards the Kremlin unless its concerns were heard.
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Related coverage for "Kirill Suvorov, former adviser to opposition politician Ilya Yashin, arrested in Moscow on charges of spreading ‘fake news’ about Russia’s army": The Moscow Times — Russian War Veteran Reportedly Jailed After Threatening Armed Revolt Against Kremlin. Meduza.io — Meet Ilya Novikov, the Russian-born lawyer and sharp Zelensky critic helping to defend the Ukrainian man accused of bombing the Nord Stream pipeline. Daily Post Nigeria — Security analyst, Bashir Kurfi detained after alleging Katsina govt sponsored bandits for Hajj. Ukrainska Pravda — Former serviceman who demanded meeting with Putin is arrested in Russia. Metro — Russian veteran is jailed after filming video warning Putin he faces a mutiny