Venemaa mõistis Narva muuseumi direktori vangi

Venemaa mõistis Narva muuseumi direktori vangi

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Russia sentences Narva Museum director to prison

Narva muuseumi direktori Maria Smorževskihh-Smirnova .
Kohus leidis, et ta . Ta ka . Prokuratuur tahtis talle 12 aastat vanglat. Kohus keelas tal ka 5 aastaks veebisaitide haldamise.
Smorževskihh-Smirnova on olnud alates 2024. aasta suvest.
, et ta aitas panna Narva linnuse seinale plakateid. Plakatitel oli Venemaa presidendi pilt ja valed teated tema sõjakuritegude kohta.
Viimased kaks aastat on rippunud plakat kirjaga "Putin on sõjakurjategija". Plakati pani Narva muuseum.
See kampaania algas 2023. aastal. Põhjus oli, et Ivangorodis . Sellelt näidati võidupüha kontserti .
A Moscow court sentenced Maria Smorževskihh-Smirnova, the director of Narva Museum, to 10 years in prison.
The court found that she spread false information about the Russian military. She also rehabilitated Nazism. The prosecution sought a 12-year prison sentence for her. The court also banned her from managing websites for 5 years.
Smorževskihh-Smirnova has been on Russia's wanted list since the summer of 2024.
Russian investigators say she helped put up posters on the wall of Narva Castle. The posters featured an image of the Russian president and false information about his war crimes.
For the past two years, a poster with the text "Putin is a war criminal" has been hanging on the wall of Narva Castle. The poster was put up by Narva Museum.
This campaign began in 2023. The reason was that a screen was installed in Ivangorod. It showed a Victory Day concert with propaganda songs.