Moscow court orders two-month detention
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The Lefortovo District Court orders the journalist held in custody for two months pending investigation. The FSB releases video footage of masked agents in black outfits arresting the man in a hotel room and escorting him to a plane.
Yuki Imai Hokkaido Shimbun journalistRussian Federal Security Service (FSB) Security agency
Maria Zakharova Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman
Sanae Takaichi Japanese Prime Minister
Vladimir Putin Russian President
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Russia has arrested a Japanese journalist on suspicion of espionage, accusing him of collecting information about Russian military personnel who have participated in the Ukraine conflict. Yuki Imai, 34, a correspondent for Japan’s Hokkaido Shimbun newspaper based in
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