Russian papa imprisoned and child sent out to orphanage after she made ‘No to War’ indication

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    Masha Moskalyova from Tula region was persecuted for her anti-war drawing

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    A Russian guy is to be put behind bars for 2 years after his child produced a ‘No to War’ poster at school.

    Children had at the school, in the Tula area, had actually been asked to produce art work motivated by Russian soldiers.

    Masha Moskalyova, 13, drew Kremlin rockets targeted at a female and kid and composed the expressions ‘Glory to Ukraine’ and ‘No to War’.

    Her single dad, Alexei Moskalyov, was transported into the school and questioned.

    Authorities later on discovered he had actually published his assistance for Ukraine online and he was bought to pay a ₤350 fine.

    But, the 54- year-old claims, he then dealt with more questioned by the FSB– Putin’s terrifying counterintelligence service.

    Masha was required to a ‘rehabilitation centre’, part of the state orphanage system, and Alexei disallowed from seeing her as criminal procedures then started.

    Legal action versus him continued culminating in today’s sentence.

    Masha Moskalyova was maltreated for her anti-war illustration (Picture: OVD Info/ east2west news)

    Olga Podolskaya, an independent local deputy, poses in front of a juvenile social-rehabilitation centre where reportedly Maria Moskalyova, the 13-year-old girl who drew a picture critical of Moscow's military campaign in Ukraine at school in April last year, was moved after investigations had begun into her father Alexei Moskalyov's Ukraine posts discrediting the Russian army, in the town of Yefremov in the Tula region on March 23, 2023. - In the Russian town of Yefremov, residents say they are shocked by the case of a father separated from his 13-year-old daughter because of her drawing criticising Moscow's offensive. (Photo by Natalia KOLESNIKOVA / AFP) (Photo by NATALIA KOLESNIKOVA/AFP via Getty Images)

    Olga Podolskaya, an independent regional deputy, in front of a social-rehabilitation centre where the schoolgirl is apparently being held (Picture: Natalia Kolesnikova/ AFP)

    Alexei was discovered to have ‘repeatedly discredited the army’ and bought to invest 2 years in a severe chastening nest.

    But there was one concern, the single dad wasn’t there to hear the sentence.

    Court authorities exposed he had ‘escaped’ the night prior to the court session, with his location unknown.

    ‘The verdict was announced today, but the defendant was not present because he escaped last night,’ stated court spokesperson Olga Dyachuk.

    Russian citizen Alexei Moskalyov, who is accused of discrediting the country's armed forces in the course of Russia-Ukraine military conflict, stands in a defendants' dock during a court hearing in the town of Yefremov in the Tula region, Russia, March 27, 2023. Press Service of Tula Region Judicial System/Handout via REUTERS ATTENTION EDITORS - THIS IMAGE WAS PROVIDED BY A THIRD PARTY. NO RESALES. NO ARCHIVES. MANDATORY CREDIT.

    Alexei Moskalyov stands in an accuseds’ dock throughout a court hearing on March 27 (Picture: Reuters)

    Alexei Moskalyov, right, is escorted from a courtroom in Yefremov, Tula region, some 300 kilometers (186 miles) south of Moscow, Russia, Monday, March 27, 2023. A court in Russia on Tuesday convicted a single father over social media posts criticizing the war in Ukraine and sentenced him to two years in prison ??? a case brought to the attention of authorities by his daughter's drawings against the invasion at school, according to the man's lawyer and local activists. The 54-year-old Moskalyov, a single father of a 13-year-old daughter, was accused of repeatedly discrediting the Russian army, a criminal offense in accordance to a law Russian authorities adopted shortly after sending troops into Ukraine. (AP Photo)

    His location are unidentified (Picture: AP)

    There was applause from his advocates in the court.

    This marks the very first time given that the Soviet age that a kid has actually been separated from a moms and dad based upon political views.

    A day previously in the witness box in Efremov, Tula area Alexei had actually stated: ‘Those who are in the court are 90 per cent against the war in Ukraine.’

    A petition signed by nearly 150,000 called Masha’s treatment ‘monstrous’ and points out professionals stating there are ‘no legal grounds’ to jail her in a Tula area ‘rehabilitation’ centre.

    The woman’s fate will later on be chosen by the social services authorities.

    His attorney explained the sentence– which mirrored the need by the district attorneys– as ‘harsh’.

    Even the head of the Wagner paramilitary group, Yevgeny Prigozhin, whose guys are defending Putin in Ukraine, used his assistance and criticised the regional authorities.

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