Russia fines former 'Echo of Moscow' editor Alexei Venediktov 10,000 rubles over content tied to 'undesirable' organization.
A Russian court has fined Alexei Venediktov, the former editor-in-chief of the shuttered 'Echo of Moscow' radio station, 10,000 rubles for publishing content linked to an organization deemed 'undesirable' by Russian authorities.
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