Russian activist arrested a day after predicting Putin will end up in handcuffs
Russian activist Ilya Remeslo was arrested on Friday. He faces charges of "spreading fakes on the Russian army," a violation of censorship laws implemented by Moscow after its troop deployment to Ukraine.

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AI-generatedRussian activist Ilya Remeslo was arrested on Friday. He faces charges of "spreading fakes on the Russian army," a violation of censorship laws implemented by Moscow after its troop deployment to Ukraine. This charge carries a potential maximum penalty of ten years in prison. Remeslo, previously known for targeting Kremlin opponents, had recently denounced President Vladimir Putin and the Ukraine offensive. His lawyer, Sergei Badamshin, stated that Remeslo was being transported to Moscow for court proceedings. The arrest occurred shortly after Remeslo reportedly predicted Putin's potential downfall.
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4 extractedThe charge carries a maximum penalty of up to 10 years in prison.
Remeslo faces charges of 'spreading fakes on the Russian army'.
Russian activist Ilya Remeslo was arrested on Friday.
Remeslo was being transported to Moscow to face court.