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Lets see....Russia has all our innocent prisoners
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Only a beta and virgin Spaz would call it his “Johnson.”
CallMeBigErn
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creepycoug
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I remember my made-up stock portfolio "I'm richer than you are" internet shit-talking days.
You're lying.
Russia reloading. We must have another Russian arms trader that Putin wants released.https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/another-american-given-12-year-prison-sentence-russia
The 33-year-old ballet dancer and spa working lives in Los Angeles, but after being apprehended while on the visit to Russia, "The court found Ksenia Karelina guilty of high treason and sentenced her to 12 years’ imprisonment in a general regime colony," according to a statement of the Sverdlovsk Regional Court.
Prosecutors had initially sought a 15-year jail term after Russia's FSB charged that the organization she gave to raises money to provide arms to the Ukrainian military.
And it appears she actually made the transaction while living and working in the United States. The BBC details:
The formal charges by prosecutors stated "proactively transferring funds to a Ukrainian organization, which the Ukrainian armed forces subsequently used to purchase tactical medicine, equipment, weapons and ammunition," the Moscow Times reported.
Karelina's case was actually held in the same court as The Wall Street Journal's Evan Gershkovich, who was freed in a major prisoner swap deal between Moscow and Washington earlier this month.
The 33-year-old ballet dancer and spa working lives in Los Angeles, but after being apprehended while on the visit to Russia, "The court found Ksenia Karelina guilty of high treason and sentenced her to 12 years’ imprisonment in a general regime colony," according to a statement of the Sverdlovsk Regional Court.
Prosecutors had initially sought a 15-year jail term after Russia's FSB charged that the organization she gave to raises money to provide arms to the Ukrainian military.
And it appears she actually made the transaction while living and working in the United States. The BBC details:
The charity in question is "Razom for Ukraine" and was founded in the US. It says it is focused on disaster relief and providing humanitarian aid in war-ravaged Ukraine.
The formal charges by prosecutors stated "proactively transferring funds to a Ukrainian organization, which the Ukrainian armed forces subsequently used to purchase tactical medicine, equipment, weapons and ammunition," the Moscow Times reported.
Karelina's case was actually held in the same court as The Wall Street Journal's Evan Gershkovich, who was freed in a major prisoner swap deal between Moscow and Washington earlier this month.
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TurdBomber
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Can I call you "Big Dumbshit" when obvious sarcasm whooshes you?
JFC. You even posted a video of it.
Sad.
TurdBomber
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More telling overcompensation than @BareBacker realizes.
@HuskyBuck proven wrong on Russia sentencing Americans because the Retard in Chief exchanges war criminals for American tourists in Russia.
The idiot allegedly left this place but the stench and couch stain remains.
The idiot allegedly left this place but the stench and couch stain remains.
Why does Hamas take hostages? So they can get PRISONERS back in return. Like 5x- it's how the underworld operates.
Shocker, we now negotiate with terrorists... so this won't stopRussia reloading. We must have another Russian arms trader that Putin wants released.https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/another-american-given-12-year-prison-sentence-russia
The 33-year-old ballet dancer and spa working lives in Los Angeles, but after being apprehended while on the visit to Russia, "The court found Ksenia Karelina guilty of high treason and sentenced her to 12 years’ imprisonment in a general regime colony," according to a statement of the Sverdlovsk Regional Court.
Prosecutors had initially sought a 15-year jail term after Russia's FSB charged that the organization she gave to raises money to provide arms to the Ukrainian military.
And it appears she actually made the transaction while living and working in the United States. The BBC https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cp9rygl5k4jo:
The charity in question is "Razom for Ukraine" and was founded in the US. It says it is focused on disaster relief and providing humanitarian aid in war-ravaged Ukraine.
The formal charges by prosecutors stated "proactively transferring funds to a Ukrainian organization, which the Ukrainian armed forces subsequently used to purchase tactical medicine, equipment, weapons and ammunition," the https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2024/06/20/urals-court-opens-treason-trial-against-dual-us-russian-citizen-a85471 reported.
Karelina's case was actually held in the same court as The Wall Street Journal's Evan Gershkovich, who was freed in a major prisoner swap deal between Moscow and Washington earlier this month.