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Russian authorities have intensified measures against domestic opposition, detaining blogger Ilya Remeslo and convicting politician Boris Nadezhdin on charges related to spreading false information and displaying extremist symbols. Both individuals, previously supportive or moderate figures, now face restrictions that prevent them from running in upcoming elections amid a broader crackdown on dissent. Their cases highlight the shrinking space for opposition voices within Russia as tensions over the Ukraine conflict and internal restrictions increase.
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