INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
someone else posing as him
referring to the popular Russian social network
forces and fined him 40,000 rubles ($400), Mediazona reported.Russia's media watchdog Roskomnadzor has meanwhile vowed to consider
2017, Kvachkov wassentenced to an additional 1.5 years on charges of inciting hatred for criticizing Russian authorities in a video address
censorship laws days after Moscow's troops rolled into Ukraine in early 2022.Repeat offenders risk being jailed for up to five years while
