Russian lawmakers weigh bill to seize property from those who criticize Putin’s invasion of Ukraine
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Russian lawmakers are considering a bill that proposes the state seize property from people who criticize Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.
Bradford Betz is a Fox News Digital breaking reporter covering crime, political issues, and much more.
The draft bill, considered by Russia’s parliament on Monday, would allow for the state to seize the property of Russians who have left the country and have criticized the war but who continue to rely on revenue from renting out their houses or apartments in Russia. Reuters contributed to this report.
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