Latest News About Dmitry Glukhovsky

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Core update

• Dmitry Glukhovsky has faced legal and political pressure in relation to his anti-war statements about Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, including reports of being placed on a federal wanted list and prosecutions for “discrediting” the Russian armed forces. Some outlets have also reported prison sentences issued in absentia in connection with those charges. For example, coverage notes that he has been targeted by Russian authorities for his public opposition to the war.[3][5][6]

Context and background

• Glukhovsky is best known as the author of the Metro 2033 series, and has been a prominent critic of the war in Ukraine, which has led to various legal actions and waves of international attention regarding authors and dissidents in Russia. This context appears across multiple summaries and profiles, including PEN America discussions and Wikipedia-style biographies.[6][7][3]

Additional perspectives

• Several outlets and profiles have mentioned his exile from Russia, ongoing advocacy for Ukraine, and his public stance against the war, with coverage sometimes framed around broader crackdowns on dissent in Russia. See references from covering outlets and author profiles for a range of angles and updates.[1][7][3]

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