Russian court jails Disney executive for 2.5 years on drugs charges: State media
He told the court he was prescribed the drugs legally in the US “to manage the effects of brain surgery”.
Russian court jails Disney executive for 2.5 years on drugs charges: State media
He told the court he was prescribed the drugs legally in the US “to manage the effects of brain surgery”.
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