Russian Parliament Considers Seizing Property of Army Critics

Russian lawmakers are set to vote on a bill that would allow the confiscation of assets from those spreading "deliberately false information" about Russia's military actions, particularly in the context of the war in Ukraine. The proposed measure targets individuals inciting "extremist activities" or advocating for sanctions against Russia, and aims to punish those "discrediting" the armed forces. This move is part of a broader crackdown on dissent and free speech, with existing laws being used to silence critics of President Vladimir Putin. Meanwhile, Russian forces continue their attacks in Ukraine, prompting the European Union to consider increasing ammunition production and imposing further sanctions on Russia.
- Russian lawmakers to debate seizing property of those who ‘discredit’ army Al Jazeera English
- Russia will consider property confiscations for those convicted of discrediting the army Yahoo News
- Russia to consider law on property confiscation for 'fakes' about army Reuters
- Russia to Debate Seizing Property From Army Critics The Moscow Times
- Russian Parliament To Consider Seizing Property Of Citizens Who Criticize War Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty
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