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Russia plans to build seven "super-prisons", including one in occupied Kherson Oblast

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Russia plans to construct seven "super-prisons" by 2035, including one in occupied Kherson Oblast, with a combined capacity for over 20,000 individuals. These facilities aim to consolidate pre-trial detention and correctional colonies, with the Russian Ministry of Justice estimating a 25-30% reduction in detention costs.
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A revised Russian penal-system programme proposes facilities for more than 20,000 inmates by 2035, including a multi-regime prison in occupied Kherson Oblast.

Russia plans to build seven "super-prisons", including one in occupied Kherson Oblast
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