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On May 25, the State Duma of Russia approved the bill on arrests and fines for cards that challenge the territorial integrity of the Russian Federation in the second and third readings. This is reported by Kasparov.ru.
According to the document, maps and other images and products that deny the territorial integrity of Russia are recognized as extremist materials. Distribution of such cards will result in imprisonment for up to 15 days or a fine of up to 1 million rubles.
The intuition of State Duma deputies has never worked so well. The territorial integrity of the Russian Federation is in serious danger. Arrests and fines will not help!

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