MOSCOW — A Russian court on June 5 sentenced a former director of the Library of Ukrainian Literature in Moscow to a four-year suspended prison term for inciting hatred toward Russians and embezzling public funds, in a case that her lawyers described as an attack on cultural figures with ties to Ukraine.
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Former head of the Library of Ukrainian Literature Natalya Sharina speaks with the media after the announcement of the verdict at Moscow's Meshchansky district court on June 5.
