Warning Russians that they can face legal consequences for visiting Russian-occupied Crimea has had consequences for Mikhail Anshakov, and they are continuing well over a year after his organization issued their advice to Russian tourists. He has just learned that he has again been placed on Russia’s wanted list over absurd charges lodged two weeks after he and his organization used the dirty words ‘Russian occupation’.
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People pass a portrait of Russian President Vladimir Putin at the Museum of World Sculpture in the Cemean town of Yevpatoria on October 17, 2015. (AFP)
