US journalist on trial in Russia on espionage charges that he and his employer deny I AP explains
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Published 2024-06-26
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All Comments (18)
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Why is the Associated Press acting like they care?
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Sad 😢
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Just like usa did to Assange
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Russia has signaled the possibility of a prisoner swap involving Gershkovich, but it says a verdict — which could take months — would have to come first. Even after a verdict, it still could take months or years.
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Oh, that's a little bit like they tried to do an Australian journalist called a Assange
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Journalists were allowed into the courtroom for a few minutes Wednesday before the proceedings were closed. Also briefly permitted in court were two consular officers from the U.S. Embassy in Moscow, according to the embassy.
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I💙💙💙💙AbolishTheElectoralCollege!!BanAssaultWeapons!!!!!!!!!!!DefundPoliceNationwideLikeWeDidPortland!!!!!!PackTheSupremeCourt!!!!!!!!!VoteDEMOCRATtoSaveDemocracy!!!!!💙🇵🇸🇵🇸💙
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I know for a fact that in some other countries in Europe people got arrested too for " spy " stuff
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She says only 1% of defendants in Russia are acquitted. Of course she will never mention the acquittal rate in the US is about 0.5%.
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His own fault. I didn't ask him to go. Couldn't care less what the word from inside Russia is. The only word I wanna hear from Russians is "-ack! bleh..."
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Julian assange is guilty so is this guy.
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Don’t do the crime if you can’t do the time
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Хорошо сидит👍
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he's in his homeland, he has a russian name
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Hilarious, never been a journalist
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Lying spy
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We’ll look at that Putin, takes a lesson from the American government and Assanges an American journalist.
