The director of a children’s hospice in Moscow has been arrested for allegedly spreading false information about the Russian army. The charges stem from posts made three years ago on Telegram, detailing civilian casualties resulting from the war in Ukraine. Russian authorities accuse the woman of disseminating “fake news” motivated by “political hatred.” The arrest highlights the increasing crackdown on dissent and freedom of expression within Russia, particularly regarding the conflict in Ukraine. Critics argue the charges are politically motivated and aimed at silencing opposition. This case raises concerns about the safety and well-being of those who speak out against the war. The situation underscores the risks faced by individuals criticizing the Kremlin’s actions.