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Turkey’s Deportation of Anti-War Russian Signals Growing Risks for Kremlin Critics Abroad - The Moscow Times
Turkey has deported a Russian activist wanted by Moscow for protesting the Kremlin's invasion of Ukraine, in what appears to be the first known case of Ankara returning an anti-war Russian to their home country.
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theins.press
Turkey sends non-violent anti-war activist accused of “discrediting” the Russian army back to Moscow
On July 4, at the request of Russian authorities, Turkey sent Russian anti-war activist Ariadna Litvinova back to Moscow. Litvinova, 24, is wanted in her home…
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themoscowtimes.com
Turkey’s Deportation of Anti-War Russian Signals Growing Risks for Kremlin Critics Abroad - The Moscow Times
Turkey has deported a Russian activist wanted by Moscow for protesting the Kremlin's invasion of Ukraine, in what appears to be the first known case of Ankara returning an…
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kyivpost.com
Turkey Deports Anti-War Russian Activist, Highlighting Cross-Border Risks for Kremlin Critics
Turkey deported activist Ariadna Litvinova to Russia, where she faces up to seven years in prison for anti-war graffiti in St. Petersburg.
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Russian anti-war activist Ariadna Litvinova arrested in St. Petersburg after deportation from Turkey
St. Petersburg’s Kuibyshevsky District Court has ordered the arrest of activist Ariadna Litvinova, the city’s joint court press service announced earlier…