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The journalist Mikhail Fishman in Russia was sentenced to two years in prison in the case of participation in the "The Impossible" organization. The decision was made by the District Court of the Simonovsky District in Moscow, reports "Mediazona". The prosecutor asked for three years in prison. According to the investigation, Fishman established "criminal intent," relying on Russia's "domestic and foreign policy directions" and experiencing "contrary" to the activities of President Vladimir Putin and the Russian military.

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The journalist Mikhail Fishman in Russia was sentenced to two years in prison in the case of participation in the "The Impossible" organization. The decision was made by the District Court of the Simonovsky District in Moscow, reports "Mediazona". The prosecutor asked for three years in prison. According to the investigation, Fishman established "criminal intent," relying on Russia's "domestic and foreign policy directions" and experiencing "contrary" to the activities of President Vladimir Putin and the Russian military.

The journalist Mikhail Fishman in Russia was sentenced to two years in prison in the case of participation in the "The Impossible" organization. The decision was made by the District Court of the Simonovsky District in Moscow, reports "Mediazona". The prosecutor asked for three years in prison. According to the investigation, Fishman established "criminal intent," relying on Russia's "domestic and foreign policy directions" and experiencing "contrary" to the activities of President Vladimir Putin and the Russian military.

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