The Kremlin first came for Lev Shlosberg after his newspaper exposed the secret burials of Russian troops killed in Ukraine. Twelve years later, it has sentenced him to more than a decade in prison for refusing to stop talking about the war.

Le vice-président du parti libéral Iabloko, seule formation russe à réclamer un cessez-le-feu en Ukraine, a été lourdement condamné pour avoir discrédité l'armée.

The Kremlin first came for Lev Shlosberg after his newspaper exposed the secret burials of Russian troops killed in Ukraine. Twelve years later, it has sentenced him to more than…