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poofanity t1_iyf624p wrote

What?

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hieronymusanonymous OP t1_iyfahzc wrote

View the 3-minute video showing how Gabyshev had completed 2,000 km of his trek to fight Putin's witchcraft with witchcraft and was gathering hundreds of supporters against Putin all along the way.

And also this video about his detention on bogus psychiatric grounds.

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hieronymusanonymous OP t1_iyf95au wrote

> The Primorye regional court in Russia's Far East has rejected an appeal filed against the extension of forced psychiatric treatment filed by a Yakut shaman who became known across Russia for his attempts to march to Moscow to drive President Vladimir Putin out of the Kremlin.

>Aleksandr Gabyshev's lawyer, Aleksei Pryanishnikov, said that Judge Marina Sazhneva pronounced the ruling on November 30. Pryanishnikov added that his client's right to confidentiality was violated during the hearing, as the psychiatric clinic's nurse was always present with a rope in his hands when the lawyer talked to Gabyshev.

>The decision to prolong Gabyshev's forced treatment in a psychiatric clinic was made by a lower court in October after the Primorye regional court had ruled in favor of Gabyshev's appeal against the extension of his forced treatment.

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Ok-Welder-4816 t1_iyf8d10 wrote

He may be in there for political reasons, but it seems like he should probably be in there anyway.

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hieronymusanonymous OP t1_iyfbk9f wrote

Amnesty International has identified Gabyshev as a prisoner of conscience.

>The Russian authorities response to the shaman’s actions is grotesque. Aleksandr Gabyshev should be free to express his political views and exercise his religion and beliefs just like anyone else

  • Natalia Zviagina, Amnesty International's Russia Director
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autotldr t1_iyfax0o wrote

This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 83%. (I'm a bot)

> President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said in his nightly video address that Ukrainians were defending against attempted Russian advances in multiple regions, as NATO allies promised more arms for Ukraine and equipment to help restore power supplies cut by Russian strikes.

> Former Russian president Dmitry Medvedev warned NATO against providing Ukraine with Patriot missile-defense systems, calling the 30-member alliance a "Criminal entity" for delivering arms to what he called "Ukrainian fanatics."

> WATCH: Ukrainian artillery crews make regular use of the Western-supplied M777 howitzer and say it has had a major impact against Russian forces.

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