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Russia’s Supreme Court mitigates punishment for Colonel Kvachkov

Retired Colonel Vladimir Kvachkov has been convicted of an attempt to organize an armed rebellion

MOSCOW, July 18 (Itar-Tass) - The Russian Supreme Court on Thursday softened punishment for retired Colonel Vladimir Kvachkov convicted for an attempt to organize an armed rebellion. The court partly satisfied the defense’s appeal.

Kvachkov’s sentence was reduced from 13 to 8 years in a top security prison.

The court also changed a sentence for Kvachkov’s accomplice Alexander Kiselyov. His prison term was reduced from eleven to five and a half years.