Vladimir Kara-Murza was declared a “overseas agent” and has been sentenced to 25 years in jail.
Moscow:
Moscow on Monday slammed Britain’s response to the 25-year jail sentence for Kremlin critic and British dual-national Vladimir Kara-Murza, following a closed-door trial in Moscow on expenses that included treason.
“It is direct interference within the inside affairs of Russia,” the Russian overseas ministry stated, branding “unacceptable” remarks from the British ambassador to Moscow after London demanded Kara-Murza’s quick launch.
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