Overview
- The Golovinsky District Court in Moscow approved investigators’ request to place Dzyadko under in‑absentia arrest for two months starting upon his detention or extradition.
- Authorities said Dzyadko was added to an international wanted list related to the case.
- Prosecutors charged him under Article 330.1 for alleged violations of foreign‑agent obligations after prior administrative penalties.
- He also faces charges under Article 207.3 for the alleged public dissemination of knowingly false information about the use of the Russian Armed Forces.
- Earlier in‑absentia cases were opened against TV Rain journalists Valeriya Ratnikova and Ekaterina Kotrikadze on the same statutes.