Alexander Skobov, a Soviet dissident who was still in prison under Brezhnev, did…

Alexander Skobov, a Soviet dissident who was still in prison under Brezhnev, did something that no defendant had dared to do before.

“Glory to Ukraine, death to the Russian invaders, death to the murderer Putin!” Skobov shouted on the way to the hall.

Already in the courtroom he said:
“I will not stand up in front of this judge. I have absolutely no respect for this court. It serves not the law, but the Nazi dictatorship of Putin. You can remove me from the courtroom even now, I see no point in further presence at your booth. The only meaning of my presence was to spit in the face of this court: I have already done that.”

Skobov is accused of “justifying terrorism” because of his post about the explosion on the Crimean Bridge.
For this, Alexander faces up to 7 years in prison.”
He has now been sent to pre-trial detention until June 1.

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