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Occupiers increase sentence for Crimean resident Belyalov to 21 years in prison

Occupiers in Crimea have revised the sentence of 27-year-old Mamut Belyalov, increasing his prison term from 12 to 21 years on charges of treason. Belyalov was previously convicted for allegedly preparing to murder the former head of the occupation ministry of resorts and tourism in Crimea.

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    • first item
    • earliest
    • national desk

    Окупанти посилили незаконний вирок політвʼяню Бєлялову

    • first item
    • in the wave, 4 min later
    • national desk

    Окупанти посилили незаконний вирок кримчанину з Феодосійського району — з 12 років до 21.

  • Голос КримуReaders and grants
    • first item
    • caught up, 21 h later
    • local

    Окупанти винесли новий вирок політв'язню Мамуту Бєлялову, збільшивши термін увʼязнення до 21 року

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