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Two facts
On November 25, our most honest Foreign Ministry in the world denied rumors that the pilots released from a Tajik prison were actually exchanged for the Tajik major Rustam Khukumov, caught red-handed for transporting 9 kilograms of heroin.
Already on December 29, Rustam Khukumov, sentenced to 9.5 years in prison, was quietly released home. This became known only now.
The first thing that comes to mind when reading this news is the case of Taisiya Osipova, who on the same day when Khukumov was released on all four sides, that is, on December 29, was sentenced to 10 years in prison for 4 grams of heroin (most likely planted ). The sentence was not mitigated by the fact that Osipova was seriously ill and had a five-year-old child as her dependent. It is characteristic that members of the pro-Kremlin youth movements “Nashi” and MGER participated as witnesses during the notorious search of her house. No need to be surprised: Taisiya Osipova was an activist of The Other Russia, and previously a member of Limonov’s party.
One day, a Tajik who brought 9 kilos of heroin to our country was generously forgiven, and Taisiya Osipova was put in prison for ten years for planting a few grams. The comparison of these two facts reflects the entire essence of the Putin regime.