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Moscow's Babushkinsky district court on Thursday rejected an appeal filed by jailed Russian opposition figure Alexei Navalny in a defamation case involving a World War II veteran.

In February the anti-corruption campaigner was fined 850,000 rubles (€9,440; $11,440) for slandering WWII veteran Ignat Artyomenko, who spoke in favour of Russia’s constitutional amendments last year.

Navalny is currently in jail serving a two-year and eight-month jail term for breaching the conditions of a suspended sentence handed to him in 2014.

Russia: Moscow court rejects Navalny's appeal in WWII veteran defamation case

Russian Federation, Moscow
April 29, 2021 at 10:50 GMT +00:00 · Published

Moscow's Babushkinsky district court on Thursday rejected an appeal filed by jailed Russian opposition figure Alexei Navalny in a defamation case involving a World War II veteran.

In February the anti-corruption campaigner was fined 850,000 rubles (€9,440; $11,440) for slandering WWII veteran Ignat Artyomenko, who spoke in favour of Russia’s constitutional amendments last year.

Navalny is currently in jail serving a two-year and eight-month jail term for breaching the conditions of a suspended sentence handed to him in 2014.

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Mandatory courtesy: Babushkinsky district court

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Moscow's Babushkinsky district court on Thursday rejected an appeal filed by jailed Russian opposition figure Alexei Navalny in a defamation case involving a World War II veteran.

In February the anti-corruption campaigner was fined 850,000 rubles (€9,440; $11,440) for slandering WWII veteran Ignat Artyomenko, who spoke in favour of Russia’s constitutional amendments last year.

Navalny is currently in jail serving a two-year and eight-month jail term for breaching the conditions of a suspended sentence handed to him in 2014.

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