A former advisor to President Zelensky was sentenced to 11 years in prison in Russia. The sentence was handed down by a Russian court, which decided the fate of the individual related to the conflict between the two countries.
According to the sentence, the first three years of the sentence must be served in a closed regime. This regime involves more restrictive conditions of isolation and security for the convicted person.
The remaining eight years of the sentence will be served in a general regime penal colony, where conditions are less rigorous than in the closed regime. This division of the sentence between different regimes is a common practice in the judicial systems of various countries.
The article does not provide details about the specific charges that led to the conviction or about when the former advisor was detained by Russian authorities.
