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The “Azov” trial in Russia is down to 12 defendants in court

The “Azov” trial which began in Rostov-on-Don in June 2023 is the largest criminal case related to Ukrainian prisoners of war in Russia. In late August, the prosecution requested sentences ranging from 16 to 24 years for all accused, including two that were exchanged in 2022 and are tried in absentia. But by mid-September, it was […]
By Maria Koroleva (for Justice Info)
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