Russian Parliament to Debate Confiscating Property of Army Critics
TL;DR
Russia is set to debate a bill that would allow the confiscation of money, property, and valuables from individuals convicted of spreading "fakes" about its army, with the support of major parliamentary factions. This move comes after Moscow made criticism of the military illegal following its assault on Ukraine, and aims to punish those who "pour mud" on the country, soldiers, and officers involved in the special military operation. The charge of spreading "false information" about the army already carries a maximum jail sentence of up to 15 years, and has been used to stifle dissent.
- Russia to Debate Seizing Property From Army Critics The Moscow Times
- 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
- Russian lawmakers to debate seizing property of those who ‘discredit’ army Al Jazeera English
- Russian Parliament To Consider Seizing Property Of Citizens Who Criticize War Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty
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