Russian court fines TV presenter who threw 'almost naked' party over her calls for peace

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  • A Moscow tribunal has fined TV presenter and character Anastasia Ivleeva for societal media posts calling for peace.
  • Ivleeva, known for hosting an "almost naked" party, sparked nationalist outrage successful Russia by encouraging guests to deterioration minimal clothing.
  • She was recovered blameworthy of violating a rule penalizing remarks discrediting nan military.

A Moscow court connected Thursday imposed a $560 good connected a TV presenter and character who gained notoriety for hosting an "almost naked" party, saying her societal media posts calling for bid discredited nan military.

Anastasia Ivleeva sparked an detonation of nationalist indignation successful nan progressively traditionalist state erstwhile she hosted a statement successful December encouraging guests to deterioration almost nothing.

Ivleeva did not look successful tribunal Thursday for nan non-criminal case, successful which she was fined for 2 societal media posts successful nan early days of Russia's penetration of Ukraine that called for bid and negotiations. The tribunal recovered her blameworthy of violating a rule penalizing remarks discrediting nan military, though nan rule was passed respective days aft nan posts.

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One of nan posts connected Instagram, which is blocked successful Russia but often accessed by VPN, showed a achromatic quadrate and nan words "No to war." The different showed a sketch of a dove and called connected authorities to "reach those compromises that would extremity nan sidesplitting of people."

Anastasia Ivleeva

TV presenter and character Anastasia Ivleeva, center, performs during VK Festival successful Moscow, Russia, connected July 15, 2023. A Moscow tribunal has imposed a good connected Ivleeva, saying her societal media posts calling for bid discredited nan military. (AP Photo, File)

Soon aft nan penetration launched connected Feb. 24, 2022, Russia cracked down connected immoderate perceived disapproval of what it calls a "special subject operation." In nan stiffest reward truthful far, salient guidance activistic Vladimir Kara-Murza was sentenced to 25 years successful situation for a reside successful nan United States denouncing nan war.

Oleg Orlov, co-chair of nan Nobel Peace Prize-winning statement Memorial, was sentenced to 2 1/2 years successful situation for disapproval of nan war. Orlov separately has been designated a "foreign agent" and was to entreaty that ruling successful a Thursday tribunal proceeding by videolink, but nan proceeding was held successful a courtroom without that capability, nan Mediazona news tract reported.

Ivleeva became nan attraction of a ungraded aft hosting a bash astatine a Moscow nightclub whose invitations stated nan dress codification arsenic "almost naked." A well-known rapper showed up wearing only socks wrapped astir his genitals and feet.

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Photos from nan statement circulated wide connected societal media. Conservative legislators, bloggers and others past unleashed a large wind of criticism, contending nan images were unseemly, moreover unpatriotic, for a state embroiled successful war.

The denunciation of nan statement besides reflected nan emergence of fiercely blimpish sentiment successful Russia amid President Vladimir Putin’s accusations against nan West for trying to undermine "traditional values" and nan nationalism intensified by Russia’s war successful Ukraine.

The lightly dressed rapper, who uses nan shape sanction Vacio, was sentenced to a full of 25 days successful jailhouse for disorderly behaviour and fined $22,000 for allegedly spreading "LGBTQ propaganda" successful a video.

A suit against Ivleeva alleging civilized damages and demanding $11 cardinal successful compensation beryllium paid into a money supporting soldiers fighting successful Ukraine was thrown retired of tribunal successful January connected jurisdictional grounds.

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