INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
public criticism of the invasion of Ukraine, media outlets reported.Ex-Yekaterinburg mayor Roizman said he was being charged under
legislation that forbids the "discreditation" of the Russian Armed Forces
also raided several properties linked to Roizman, including a Christian Orthodox museum and several Yekaterinburg offices, the state-run
TASS news agency reported, citing local security services.Roizman confirmed the charges against him, shouting from his window to journalists
was detained for "one phrase - the invasion of Ukraine." Asked where he said it by a journalist, he replied "everywhere."The ex-mayor has
invasion.More than 200 people, including prominent Kremlin critics Vladimir Kara-Murza and Ilya Yashin, face criminal prosecution for
