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- Russian activist Oleg Orlov was asked to agree to fight in Ukraine, the rights group he founded said.
- Orlov, who is 70, declined the offer, according to the group.
- He was sentenced to two-and-a-half years in prison for opposing Russia's war in Ukraine.
A jailed Russian human rights activist, who is 70, was asked to sign a form saying he was willing to fight in Ukraine, a human rights organization said.