Image source, Reuters Image caption, Vladimir Kara-Murza at an appeal hearing in Moscow in July By Patrick Jackson BBC News A legalrepresentative for imprisoned Russian opposition figure Vladimir Kara-Murza states he hasactually been moved to another jail in Siberia’s Omsk area. Concern for his security had grown giventhat the Russian-British nationwide, foundedguilty of treason after criticising the war in Ukraine, disappeared from prison. Russian jail transfers are shrouded in secrecy and can take weeks. Earlier, UK Foreign Secretary David Cameron required clearness on Mr Kara-Murza’s location. Initial questions resolved to the chastening nest in Omsk where he was held got reactions stating he was no longer there. On Tuesday, his legalrepresentatives reported that he hadactually been moved to a brand-new chastening nest in the exactsame area, as reported by independent paper Novaya Gazeta Europe. In a letter composed to his legalrepresentatives, Mr Kara-Murza stated he hadactually been moved as penalty for not standing up when informed to “rise” by a guard. He stated guards had thoughtabout this a “malicious offense” of jail guidelines. “Everything is allright with me – I’m clothed, shod, fed and warm, the individuals here are all great,” he included. Mr Kara-Murza stated he hadactually been sentout to an separated cell and was informed he might be mov
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