Denis Kulanin, a Russian citizen who was recently pardoned after being convicted on protest-related charges in Georgia, has been placed in the Interior Ministry’s Migration Department temporary accommodation center, with his lawyers warning that authorities may seek to deport him to Russia. Against initial hopes that he would be allowed to voluntarily leave for a …Источник:
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