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Days after Madonna spoke out in support of the three jailed members of Russian punk band Pussy Riot, a security alert has been announced for the pop star's upcoming concert tonight in Moscow and Thursday in St. Petersburg as part of her world MDNA tour.

Madonna took a strong stance against censorship in media statements she made in advance of her Russian shows. "I'm against censorship, and my whole career I've always promoted freedom of expression, freedom of speech," she said. "So obviously, I think what's happening to them [Pussy Riot] is unfair. And I hope that they do not have to serve seven years in jail, that would be a tragedy."

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