Russian police charge woman in Crimea over daughter’s pro-Ukraine video

Guardian

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Ogloblin had already been sentenced to four and a half years for embezzlement in February 2022 on separate embezzlement charges but was released early after he testified against his former superior, Vadim Shamarin, who was deputy chief of Russia's General Staff.
Newsweek
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Shevchenko is one of Ukraine's first two whistleblowers to receive a state payout for their role in helping bring a crooked official to justice, part of a corruption crackdown that has taken on greater importance during the war with Russia.
The Gazette
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Earlier this month, Kolesnikova was accused of buying two NFT stamps worth 25 euros ($27), with the funds going to the Ukrainian military so that it could purchase drones.
The Moscow Times

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