INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Russia on Friday sentenced a Crimean man to 14 years in a penal colony on treason charges after it accused him of aiding the Ukrainian
military.Moscow regularly sentences people it accuses of working for Ukraine or of criticizing Russia's military offensive there, now in its
"terrorist" attack.Moscow annexed the Crimean peninsula from Ukraine in 2014.Eight years later, in 2022, it attacked Ukraine from several
directions, including from the peninsula.The FSB security service said Kopyl was a former member of the Ukrainian navy and had been
recruited by Kyiv in 2022, several months into Russia's offensive.It alleged he had transferred information to the Ukrainian authorities
about Russian ships, air defense and military equipment.The FSB also accused Kopyl of receiving a parcel containing explosives that were
intended for use in a "terrorist act."Kyiv has launched attacks on annexed Crimea throughout Moscow's offensive, including major ones on the
Black Sea Fleet.Separately, Russia also opened a criminal case against a street sweeper in the Urals who supported a man imprisoned for an
arson attack on an army draft office, rights groups reported on Friday.Investigators accused the woman, Gulnara Bakhareva, of "justifying
to 19 years for throwing Molotov cocktails at an enlistment building during an anti-mobilization protest.Bakhareva lives in the small town
had already been fined last year for comments on Ukraine's attack on Russia's Crimea bridge.The new charges carry up to five years in
