Release of Convict in Nemtsov's Killing for Military Operation in Ukraine
A man convicted in the killing of Russian opposition politician Boris Nemtsov has been released from jail after signing up for military operations in Ukraine. Other convicts remain in jail for refusing to sign up. Tens of thousands of Russian prisoners have volunteered to join the Russian army fighting in Ukraine in exchange for clemency if they survive.
Key Points
- Convict in Boris Nemtsov's killing released to join military operations in Ukraine.
- Other convicts remain in jail for not signing military contracts.
- Prisoners volunteering for military service in exchange for clemency if they survive.
Pros
- Involvement of prisoners in military operations may offer them a chance at clemency if they survive.
Cons
- Controversy and criticism surrounding the release of the convict for military service.