Russian Woman Jailed for 8 Years for Demanding Putin's Death Over Ukraine War
LONDON (Reuters) - A military court in Moscow sentenced a 43-year-old woman to eight years in a penal colony on Thursday for posting anti-war comments online, including several calling for the assassination of President Vladimir Putin, Russian news agencies reported.
Ukraine soldiers focus on keeping Russian advances at bay but brace for Trump taking over in US
Ukrainian soldiers on the front know the re-election of Donald Trump will change their lives, but most say that they can't afford to lose focus on their more urgent mission: holding back Russian troops.
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Fierce fighting has raged in the region over the past week, claiming the lives of hundreds of Russian soldiers.
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