INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
A Moscow court has sentenced a Russian aerospace scientist to 12 years in prison on charges of treason linked to his participation in a
12-year prison sentence for Golubkin.The more than two years that Golubkin spent in pre-trial detention will count toward his sentence,
Mediazona reported.Golubkin, a professor at the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT), has denied the charges against
Agency senior project engineer, as evidence against Golubkin, according to Mediazona
alongside Steelant as one of several authors of a 2019 HEXAFLY-INT research paper.Russian prosecutors accuse Golubkin and Gubanov of passing
not so: three [Russian] commissions at once had confirmed that there were no state secrets and that the reports could be published and
arrested on suspicion of treason over the past year, their colleaguessaid in May.Critics have accused Russian authorities of paranoia as it
has stepped up arrests and convictions of scientists, journalists and civilians on charges of sharing sensitive information with foreigners.
