A British citizen caught in Kursk has been sentenced to 19 years in prison by a Russian military court. The 22-year-old was accused of terrorism and mercenary in the Russian border region partially occupied by Ukrainian troops.
In August of the previous year, the Ukrainian army began a counter -official in the West -Russian area of Kursk and has since fulfilled parts of the area. The Brit would have fought in a Ukrainian unit.
The first five years of punishment, the man would be a prison of the press service of justice, then to a criminal colony for serious criminals. The public prosecutor had a prison sentence of 20 years, seven of them in prison.
The process took place in the exclusion of the public. The judgment can still be called. The conquest of the man was announced at the end of November. The government in Kiev tries to keep Kursk as a fist pan during peace talks with Russia.
“Maximum defeat” of Ukraine remains the goal
According to former Russian President Dmitri Medledew, Moscow’s goal remains the “maximum defeat” of Ukraine. “Russia is going up. The enemy offers resistance, but is not yet defeated, “Medledew continues. He expects the United States to resume military aid for Ukraine on Monday as soon as the Ukrainian President Wolodymyr Senskyj has signed an agreement with the United States to reduce minerals in Ukraine. Medvedev is a close confidant of the sitting Vladimir Putin, who is chairman of the National Security Council.
Source: Krone
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