By Andrew OsbornMOSCOW (Reuters) -The deputy leader of Russia’s liberal Yabloko party, which opposes the war in Ukraine, has been charged with deliberately spreading lies about the Russian army, state investigators said on Thursday. Maxim Kruglov says he is not guilty of the charge, which can carry a jail term of up to 10 years, investigators said. A Moscow court will consider their request to place him in detention later on Thursday, a day after his arrest. State investigators said the posts included false information about the Russian army’s purported actions against Ukrainian civilians. Nikolai Rybakov, the head of Yabloko, said in a statement that Kruglov had publicly called, among other things, for a ceasefire agreement to be negotiated in Ukraine.