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Russian journalist found guilty of 'justifying terrorism'

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A Russian journalist is found guilty and handed a hefty fine for "justifying terrorism" in a case that has sparked an outcry among her allies at home and rights groups abroad. Svetlana Prokopyeva was charged with publicly justifying terrorism over a column she wrote about a attack that targeted Russian security services in northern Russia in 2018. The judge found Prokopyeva guilty and handed the reporter a fine of 500,000 rubles ($6,950). IMAGES

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