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Sister Nadezhda Lebed was convicted and fined in Moscow, but the article emphasizes maintaining faith and confidence in Jehovah as a source of comfort and strength.
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Sister Nadezhda Lebed was convicted and fined in Moscow, but the article emphasizes maintaining faith and confidence in Jehovah as a source of comfort and strength.

Videos showing the torture of four men accused of Russia’s deadliest terror attack in decades have circulated widely, indicating the Russian state's growing tolerance for public violence. The men appeared in a Moscow court bandaged and battered, with one having his ear sliced off and shoved in his mouth, and another with a battery hooked up to his genitals. Analysts believe the public display of the brutal treatment was intended as a sign of revenge and a warning to potential terrorists, showcasing a new level of tolerance for public violence by the Russian authorities.

A US citizen, Robert Woodland, has been detained in Moscow on drug-related charges and given a two-month detention period by a Moscow court. Woodland, who is of Russian origin and was adopted by US scientists, is accused of preparing and attempting a crime, as well as illegally dealing with drugs. This comes after a series of high-profile detentions of US citizens and dual nationals in Russia, including a Wall Street Journal reporter, Evan Gershkovich, whom the US considers wrongfully detained.

A Moscow court has ordered the arrest of US citizen Robert Woodland Romanov for attempted drug trafficking, adding to the list of Americans detained in Russia in recent years. Romanov will be held until March 5, and further details of the case have not been disclosed by the court.

Jailed Putin critic Alexey Navalny was silenced in a Moscow court during a hearing where he learned about new terrorism charges brought against him. Navalny could face an additional 35 years in a Russian prison.