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Ex-Kremlin Loyalist Ilya Remeslo Placed in Moscow Psychiatric Facility

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Ex-Kremlin Loyalist Ilya Remeslo Placed in Moscow Psychiatric Facility
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Ex-Kremlin Loyalist Ilya Remeslo Placed in Moscow Psychiatric Facility July 27, 2026 Ilya Remeslo. Petersburg between March and April after he publicly denounced President Vladimir Putin for mishandling the full-scale invasion of Ukraine. He later called the hospitalization involuntary and a form of retaliation by the authorities for his critical remarks.

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Ex-Kremlin Loyalist Ilya Remeslo Placed in Moscow Psychiatric Facility July 27, 2026 Ilya Remeslo. The Breakfast Show / Youtube Ilya Remeslo, a blogger and former Kremlin loyalist who faces trial for allegedly spreading false information about the military, has been moved to a psychiatric facility in Moscow, Russian state media reported Sunday, citing sources familiar with the matter, Remeslo previously spent a month at a psychiatric hospital in St. Petersburg between March and April after he publicly denounced President Vladimir Putin for mishandling the full-scale invasion of Ukraine. He later called the hospitalization involuntary and a form of retaliation by the authorities for his critical remarks.

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