
The former employee of the “Paper” and the author of the “Books on Depression” Sasha Skochilenko is suspected of spreading “fakes” about the Russian army. According to investigators, she placed anti -war leaflets instead of price tags at the “crossroads”, so now she faces up to 10 years in prison. The Skochilenko case is covered not only in Russia, but also in the foreign press. "Paper" collected how foreign media write about Sasha.
“Investigators accused her of on March 31 in the Perekrestok supermarket, she“ placed scraps of paper instead of price tags containing knowingly false information about the use of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation. ”
They described her motive as “political hatred of Russia”. This means that she faces a harsh sentence if she is found guilty: from a fine of 3 million rubles to prison imprisonment for a period of 5 to 10 years. "
“She was charged in accordance with the new dragon laws adopted by Putin’s regime in order to stop what they consider“ fake news about the war ”.
“Kremlin despair: the artist was detained for leaving a war about war in the store.
The Russian court decided to arrest the artist Alexander Skochilenko, who replaced the price tags in the store with reports of Russian atrocities in Ukraine. She faces up to ten years in prison. Her actions were regarded as a political hatred of Russia. ”
“The Russian activist, who replaced the price tags in supermarkets with anti -war calls and atrocities in Ukraine, was sentenced to 8 weeks of prison in anticipation of the court for“ discrediting the Armed Forces of Russia ”. Alexander Skochilenko threatens 10 years in prison. ”
The case of Sasha Skochilenko was also written by The Times , the Indian transnational news channel in English Wion , The Art Newspaper , La Nazione , Diario Las Américas , BBC , La Gazette Drouot and other publications.
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