Maria Eismont, attorney for opposition politician Vladimir Kara-Murza (known as a foreign agent in the Russian Federation), said his client refused to plead guilty before the Moscow City Court in the case of treason and spreading fake news about the Russian military. DEA News.
“My client did not plead guilty. The next meeting will be held on March 16,” he said.
It was noted that the court began to examine the case on the merits behind closed doors on March 13 in connection with the “secret” stamp.
Former Moscow City Court elongated The arrest of Kara-Murze until 27 August on charges of treason. The trial began on 6 March. The next meeting will be held on March 15.
Prior to this, several charges were brought against him, which were combined into a single joint lawsuit. According to the investigation, a Russian politician in the Arizona House of Representatives, “motivated by political hatred”, reported “deliberately false information that Russian Armed Forces were used to bomb settlements, maternity hospitals, hospitals and schools on Ukrainian soil”. .