A Melbourne teacher, Oscar Jenkins, was sentenced to 13 years in a Russian prison. Russia convicted him of working as a mercenary for serving in Ukraine's military.
Why it mattersThe case shows the legal risks for foreign fighters in the Ukraine war. It raises questions about how Australia protects citizens who volunteer to fight abroad.
AustraliaAn Australian citizen is imprisoned in Russia for military service in Ukraine, raising concerns about the safety and legal status of Australians in foreign conflicts.
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