SocietyRussian rail enthusiasts face security-service scrutiny amid war

A Moscow court ordered the arrest of RailGallery administrators Denis Eskov and Anatoly Nagornov on October 14. Investigators accuse them of unlawfully accessing and publishing data, but have not identified it; they face five to ten years in prison. An anonymous Telegram channel links the case to their alleged use of a Russian Railways system to track locomotives.

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