The Wall Street Journal on Wednesday published an article that detailed the conditions of Lefortovo, a Russian prison where one of its journalists is being held.
Russian President Vladimir Putin gestures as he speaks during a plenary session at the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok, Russia, on Sept. 7, 2022.
"Translucent windows barely a foot long are set above eye level so inmates can only see the Moscow sky, according to recollections from former inmates, family and visitors to the prison," the Journal reported."Inmates receive a daily hour outside their cell, usually in one of the cell-sized courtyards on the roof, where they walk under a mesh of iron bars. The prisoners aren’t handcuffed, but asked to walk with hands crossed behind their backs.
"In Lefortovo, the Soviet Union is in the air, it never died," Igor Rudnikov, a journalist who was kept in Lefortovo in 2018, told the Journal.
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