Yes, the first two are anti-war comments, which I can see even in the comments, not just referring to the war as a war.
The third one is "Radio Free Europe", which is USG-funded propaganda, and which in the story claims someone who insulted Putin and told him to burn in hell.
Is there even a single instance of someone even arrested for calling it a 'war'? Even the woman who protested live on air got nothing more than a fine.
Oleg Mammadov, an activist and member of Russia's Libertarian Party, is just one of a growing number of people across the country who have been punished in the wake of new stringent laws that effectively criminalize all criticism of Putin's war.
As of mid-May, Russian authorities had opened at least 1,938 cases of "discrediting the armed forces," according to OVD-Info, a watchdog group that that tracks the number of arrests in Russia, Radio Free Europe reported.
Russian politician and ex-candidate for the State Duma Mikhail Lobanov was also detained for 15 days for "discrediting" the country's military on his social media networks. He was ordered to pay a fine of 40,000 rubles.
And yet the advocates of "freedom and democracy Libya-style" were saying that she'd surely be tortured and jailed, perhaps even poisoned with polonium.
The question was not whether it's a "problem", however you define that. The question was whether people are jailed for calling the war a war. So far, not one example.
Maybe I wasn't clear, a person is jailed or fined for referring this war as a war(even protesting against it) , and saying anything against the government approved "facts".
The price replacing lady is in jail now for instance.
Yes, the first two are anti-war comments, which I can see even in the comments, not just referring to the war as a war.
The third one is "Radio Free Europe", which is USG-funded propaganda, and which in the story claims someone who insulted Putin and told him to burn in hell.
Is there even a single instance of someone even arrested for calling it a 'war'? Even the woman who protested live on air got nothing more than a fine.
Its already a problem when one is fined.
https://reliefweb.int/report/russian-federation/russia-criminalizes-independent-war-reporting-anti-war-protests
https://www.businessinsider.com/russia-legislature-pass-law-punish-false-information-ukraine-jail-time-2022-3
https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/russia-introduce-jail-terms-spreading-fake-information-about-army-2022-03-04/
https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2022/07/russia-municipal-councillor-sentenced-to-seven-years-in-jail-for-opposing-the-ukraine-war/
https://www.newsweek.com/russian-party-members-arrested-fined-denouncing-putins-war-ukraine-1720609
And yet the advocates of "freedom and democracy Libya-style" were saying that she'd surely be tortured and jailed, perhaps even poisoned with polonium.
The question was not whether it's a "problem", however you define that. The question was whether people are jailed for calling the war a war. So far, not one example.
Maybe I wasn't clear, a person is jailed or fined for referring this war as a war(even protesting against it) , and saying anything against the government approved "facts".
The price replacing lady is in jail now for instance.
You keep claiming that, but you haven't given even a single example.