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Fuel Oil Reached Odesa. Schoolboy on Trial for Non-Denunciation. Deportation from the USA.
Fuel Oil Reached Odesa. Schoolboy on Trial for Non-Denunciation. Deportation from the USA.
You are watching the news from the weekly rally at the Russian Embassy in Lisbon. Today is January 25, 2:30 PM.
On January 24, Dr. Ivan Rusev, an environmental scientist, announced that a storm had washed fuel oil from Russian tankers that sank in the Kerch Strait onto the beaches of the Odesa region.
www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=pfbid0SWrr6yVgoYRLbUoc8Gss6ZkXi27KCze2HbeUJYqSFqauaAxwgq7jDhzeBjZcUymgl&id=100005283042589
The same day, a joint investigation by The Insider and Investigace.cz revealed that nine companies from the Czech Republic, Poland, Sweden, and Switzerland are continuing to supply industrial equipment to Russia through affiliated Russian firms. Previous reports from The Insider highlighted similar practices by German, South Korean, and Italian manufacturers.
theins.ru/news/278094
On January 21, the human rights project OVD-Info reported by citing RTVI sources, that a 15-year-old schoolboy is being prosecuted for non-denunciation. Investigators claim the teenager’s peer informed him via Telegram about plans to set fire to a United Russia office in Dolgoprudny, Moscow Region.
ovd.info/express-news/2025/01/21/rtvi-na-15-letnego-shkolnika-zaveli-delo-o-nedonositelstve-o-planakh
On January 17, Mediazona reported that three of Alexei Navalny’s lawyers were sentenced to up to five-and-a-half years in prison for alleged participation in the so-called "extremist" FBK community. Additionally, the lawyers will be barred from practicing law for three years after serving their sentences.
zona.media/news/2025/01/17/lawyers
On January 19, Dovod, a media outlet from Russia’s Vladimir region, reported that U.S. authorities denied asylum to and deported Yevgeny Mashinin back to Russia. In 2023, the European Court of Human Rights had awarded Mashinin 5,000 euros for repeated detentions, fines, and arrests in Russia due to his participation in Navalny’s rallies. Mashinin revealed that Judge Kevin Terrill, who presided over his asylum case, remarked to another asylum seeker with a criminal case in Russia: “You will be imprisoned, but not killed”. Upon his return to Russia, Mashinin was charged with defamation and minor hooliganism. Thankfully, he managed to escape to Morocco.
www.dovod.online/vlasti-ssha-otkazali-v-ubezhishhe-i-deportirovali-v-rossiju-vladimirca-kotorogo-repressirujut-za-antivoennuju-poziciju/
Internet outages continue to plague Russia. On January 14, Deutsche Welle reported widespread disruptions affecting all major Russian mobile and landline internet providers. The outages temporarily disabled access to video hosting platforms, search engines, banking services, and messengers. Websites with .ru and .рф domains, however, remained unaffected.
www.dw.com/ru/v-rossii-proizosel-masstabnyj-sboj-v-rabote-interneta/a-71293754
Help your friends in Russia bypass internet restrictions by sharing information on VPN services. Last December, we released a video explaining how to set up the free satellite package “Svoboda.”
www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJTg-8Nev7E
A fundraiser is underway to supply portable power stations to hospitals and schools in Ukraine. One-third of the required funds have already been raised. The first shipment has reached Zaporizhia, and a second batch is being prepared for delivery.
antiwarcommittee.info/en/energy-for-life/
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Fuel Oil Reached Odesa. Schoolboy on Trial for Non-Denunciation. Deportation from the USA.
You are watching the news from the weekly rally at the Russian Embassy in Lisbon. Today is January 25, 2:30 PM.
On January 24, Dr. Ivan Rusev, an environmental scientist, announced that a storm had washed fuel oil from Russian tankers that sank in the Kerch Strait onto the beaches of the Odesa region.
www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=pfbid0SWrr6yVgoYRLbUoc8Gss6ZkXi27KCze2HbeUJYqSFqauaAxwgq7jDhzeBjZcUymgl&id=100005283042589
The same day, a joint investigation by The Insider and Investigace.cz revealed that nine companies from the Czech Republic, Poland, Sweden, and Switzerland are continuing to supply industrial equipment to Russia through affiliated Russian firms. Previous reports from The Insider highlighted similar practices by German, South Korean, and Italian manufacturers.
theins.ru/news/278094
On January 21, the human rights project OVD-Info reported by citing RTVI sources, that a 15-year-old schoolboy is being prosecuted for non-denunciation. Investigators claim the teenager’s peer informed him via Telegram about plans to set fire to a United Russia office in Dolgoprudny, Moscow Region.
ovd.info/express-news/2025/01/21/rtvi-na-15-letnego-shkolnika-zaveli-delo-o-nedonositelstve-o-planakh
On January 17, Mediazona reported that three of Alexei Navalny’s lawyers were sentenced to up to five-and-a-half years in prison for alleged participation in the so-called "extremist" FBK community. Additionally, the lawyers will be barred from practicing law for three years after serving their sentences.
zona.media/news/2025/01/17/lawyers
On January 19, Dovod, a media outlet from Russia’s Vladimir region, reported that U.S. authorities denied asylum to and deported Yevgeny Mashinin back to Russia. In 2023, the European Court of Human Rights had awarded Mashinin 5,000 euros for repeated detentions, fines, and arrests in Russia due to his participation in Navalny’s rallies. Mashinin revealed that Judge Kevin Terrill, who presided over his asylum case, remarked to another asylum seeker with a criminal case in Russia: “You will be imprisoned, but not killed”. Upon his return to Russia, Mashinin was charged with defamation and minor hooliganism. Thankfully, he managed to escape to Morocco.
www.dovod.online/vlasti-ssha-otkazali-v-ubezhishhe-i-deportirovali-v-rossiju-vladimirca-kotorogo-repressirujut-za-antivoennuju-poziciju/
Internet outages continue to plague Russia. On January 14, Deutsche Welle reported widespread disruptions affecting all major Russian mobile and landline internet providers. The outages temporarily disabled access to video hosting platforms, search engines, banking services, and messengers. Websites with .ru and .рф domains, however, remained unaffected.
www.dw.com/ru/v-rossii-proizosel-masstabnyj-sboj-v-rabote-interneta/a-71293754
Help your friends in Russia bypass internet restrictions by sharing information on VPN services. Last December, we released a video explaining how to set up the free satellite package “Svoboda.”
www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJTg-8Nev7E
A fundraiser is underway to supply portable power stations to hospitals and schools in Ukraine. One-third of the required funds have already been raised. The first shipment has reached Zaporizhia, and a second batch is being prepared for delivery.
antiwarcommittee.info/en/energy-for-life/
Proof and links are in the description. Subscribe and support our cause!
