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Court sentences two collaborators from Crimea to 14 and 15 years in prison

Two women who served as judges in occupied Crimea were sentenced to 14 and 15 years in prison for collaboration. Prosecutors proved that they voluntarily worked in so-called judicial institutions on the peninsula from 2022 to 2024.

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    Від 14 до 15 років з конфіскацією: суд виніс вирок двом колаборанткам із кримських «судів»

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    В Украине двух судей из подконтрольных рф судов Крыма и Севастополя приговорили к 14 и 15 годам лишения свободы по обвинению в коллаборацио…

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