A Russian man, Alexei Moskalyov, was released from prison after serving 22 months for 'discrediting the military.' His conviction stemmed from his daughter's school drawing, which criticized Russia's war in Ukraine. The case drew international attention as an example of Russia's crackdown on dissent related to the Ukraine conflict. Moskalyov's release was confirmed by OVD-Info, a group that monitors political detentions in Russia. His case highlights the ongoing suppression of anti-war sentiment within the country.
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Russian Man Jailed After Daughter Drew Pro-Ukraine Picture Freed
A Russian man jailed for "discrediting the army" after his daughter drew a pro-Ukraine picture at school was freed on Tuesday after serving his entire prison sentence, his lawyer said.
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Russian Man Jailed After Daughter Drew Ukraine Picture Freed After 22 Months
A Russian man who was convicted and sentenced to jail for discrediting the military after his daughter made a drawing criticizing Russia's war in Ukraine was released from prison after serving 22 months. Alexei Moskalyov was freed after completing a reduced sentence of 22 months, according to OVD-Info, a group monitoring political detentions.
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