Confiscation applies to those convicted of "discrediting" the armed forces, spreading "fake news" about the military, calling for anti-Russian sanctions, or inciting extremist activities.
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Authorities can seize assets that were gained through criminal means or used to finance activities deemed a threat to national security. spreading "fake news" about the military