Gabov and Karelin, formerly connected to international news channels, face extremism allegations from videos on Navalny's YouTube channel, categorized as extremist by Russian authorities. Gabov participated in creating content for the channel, leading to his arrest in Moscow and Karelin's arrest in Murmansk.
Gabov, detained until June 27, could face up to six years in prison if found guilty, while details of Karelin's case remain undisclosed. The crackdown on dissent in Russia is evident through the targeting of media personnel connected to opposition movements.
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