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[KavkazUzel] The Military Court of Appeal refused to mitigate the sentence of Murad Abdullagadzhiev, a resident of Dagestan, who received 11 years in prison for taking the oath of the Islamic State terrorist organization banned in Russia and for participating in its activities.
As the "Caucasian Knot" has reported , on August 12, the Southern District Military Court in Rostov-on-Don sentenced a resident of Dagestan Murad Abdullagadzhiev to 11 years in a strict regime colony, accused of involvement in the activities of the Islamic State terrorist organization.
The defense appealed against the verdict, considering it too harsh. Nevertheless, the collegium of the Military Court of Appeal in the Moscow Region also found Abdullagadzhiev guilty today and left the verdict of the Southern District Military Court unchanged, a court official told the "Caucasian Knot" correspondent.
The "Caucasian Knot" has not yet received any comments from Murad Abdullagadzhiyev and his representatives regarding the decision of the court.
According to the investigation, in February 2020, Abdullagadzhiev, while in the Stavropol Territory, took the oath to the head of the Islamic State international terrorist organization banned in Russia by the court, recording the reading of the oath on his mobile phone and sending this audio message via a messenger to another person for subsequent transmission the head of the IG, and then took part in its activities until the arrest by law enforcement officers on April 2, 2020.
[KavkazUzel] A military court in Rostov-on-Don fined Ruslan Khagabanov, a resident of Kabardino-Balkaria, with a fine of 360,000 rubles, having found him guilty of justifying the terrorist attack.
Investigators charged Ruslan Khagabanov, a 23-year-old native of Nalchik, with publicly justifying terrorism using the Internet, that is, part 2 of Article 205.2 of the Russian Criminal Code, the maximum punishment for which is up to seven years in prison.
"It was established that in 2018 the defendant in Nalchik published a commentary containing the justification of the terrorist act through a page he administers in one of the social networks," the press service of the Southern District Military Court told the "Caucasian Knot" correspondent today.
Ruslan Khagabanov was sentenced to a fine of 360,000 rubles. He admitted his guilt, added the press service of the court. The verdict has not entered into legal force and can be appealed by the parties in the Military Court of Appeal.
"Caucasian Knot" has not yet received any comments from Ruslan Khagabanov himself or his representatives regarding the verdict of the court.
The " Caucasian Knot " also reported that in November 2020, a blogger from the Krasnodar Territory, Valery Klimenchenko, was sentenced to four years and a month in prison, accused of justifying a terrorist attack in the Arkhangelsk FSB. In March, a military court of appeal upheld the verdict.
[FoxNews] Russia has shot down a satellite in orbit over the weekend, the U.S. Space Command revealed Monday.
The agency, in a statement provided to Fox News, said it is "aware of a debris-generating event in outer space.
"We are actively working to characterize the debris field and will continue to ensure all space-faring nations have the information necessary to maneuver satellites if impacted," the statement continued. "We are also in the process of working with the interagency, including the State Department and NASA, concerning these reports and will provide an update in the near future."
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You know how the US is always "sending a message"? This is the other way around.
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[FoxNews] Russia has shot down a satellite in orbit over the weekend, the U.S. Space Command revealed Monday. 
