navalny, the parents of alexei and yulia navalny, as well as the parents of the politician ilya yashin according to journalists covering the memorial service, they were closely monitored by the russian guard. and the center for combating extremism. and today, on navalny's birthday, the politician yulia announced the launch of a russian-language tv channel called russia of the future. this is a joint project of navalny's associates and the organization reporters without borders. the channel will begin broadcasting today, on navalny's birthday . via the svoboda satellite package, it is available in most of russia. according to ruslan shevedinov, an employee of the anti-corruption foundation and host of the youtube channel popular politics. will broadcast content that comes out on alexei navalny's investigation channel popular politics, navalny live, shvedinov said that the launch of the tv channel is one of the attempts to reach people in russia who do not watch youtube and who do not resist blocking. the svoboda satellite package was launched a little over a year ago, on the initiative

alexei navalny died on february 16, 2024, in a penal colony in the yamal-naval autonomous okrug. his associates are convinced that he was murdered. defending defendants in politically motivated cases that are sensitive for the state is dangerous and threatens criminal prosecution. this is the signal that the russian authorities are sending. it follows from the appeal of the international association of russian lawyers. its participants demand the immediate release from custody of lawyer maria bonsler, who is accused of collaborating with a foreign state. bonsler is one of the defenders of seriously ill kaliningrad resident igor barysh. in june 2023 , he was sentenced to 7.5 years in prison in the case of so-called military fakes. she passed on information about employees of the security bloc of the kaliningrad region to the special services of an unfriendly state, which became known due to her advocacy activities. this charge was brought by maria bonsler. she became the first lawyer in russia to be tried under the article on confidential cooperation. the maximum penalty is 8 year

on june 4, events in memory of alexei navalny were held in different cities of russia and the world. in moscow , about twenty people gathered at the politician's grave at the borisovskoye cemetery, among whom were his mother lyudmila navalnaya, yulia navalnaya's mother , alla obrosimova, and ilya yashin's parents. according to the publication sotovision, at the entrance to the cemetery , rosgvardia officers checked bags and bouquets, and about ten employees of the e center filmed those who came on camera. alexei navalny died on february 16, 2024 , in a penal colony in the yamal-nenets autonomous okrug . district. his associates are convinced that he was murdered. defending defendants in politically motivated cases that are sensitive to the state is dangerous and threatens criminal prosecution. this is the signal that the russian authorities are sending. this follows from the appeal of the international association of russian lawyers. its members demand the immediate release from custody of lawyer maria bonsler, who is accused of collaborating with a foreign state. bonsler is one of t

this was our third story on navalny.2017, when he stood up to vladimir putin by running against him for president of russia. when he was arrested in 2021, navalny's popularity, as the most prominent leader of the putin opposition, was growing. >> translator: putin is a thief and a head of the entire corrupt system. >> he was defiant, brave for taking on the all-powerful vladimir putin out in the open, denouncing him as a gangster. he refused to back down and paid the ultimate price. three years in russian prisons and then last february, death at age 47. his wife, yulia, wants her husband's silent partner, is now the leader of his opposition movement. she says alexei's memoir, "patriot," represents his final act of defiance. >> it was his life. it was his every job to fight for this regime. >> and now he's fighting from the grave. >> i would prefer he would fight not from the grave. and of course -- for me to say -- >> last summer, a russian court issued an arrest warrant for her. >> it's a dangerous place to be. >> i don

navalny managed to show us his views and the evolution of these views.ou are pulling me in different directions. i did not have time to participate in the elections with tikhanovsky, he did not have time to publish a program, i do not know now what he is or was advocating for, yes, there are very few interviews from which we can make such assessments, apparently he was there from 1970 to 2020 year to become more anti-kremlin, yes, for example, more pro-belarusian, apparently, but that's all, that's all we know about him, if we draw parallels, who do you feel like more, belarusian navalny, belarusian zelensky, maybe someone else why, belarusian tikhanovsky? well, they are united by courage, they are united again by commitment to their principles. don't be afraid, go out on the street, go out not for me, go out for yourself for your future. even if they lock me up, you guys are doing this country not only mine, it is also yours. unfortunately, alexey did not live to see his words come true. sergei tikhanovsky, even while in an unknown prison, paradoxically

i learned about alexei navalny somewhere in 2008, i became interested in what he was saying, what he had the projects rospil, rossyama, and after the eleventh year, the twelfth, i i became very inspired by his figure, because this man openly, publicly spoke about things that many were afraid to talk about, this atmosphere that we are a force, that we need to be reckoned with, that we can do what... a man from the people came out, he boldly, calmly, freely speaks about some problems, he wants to solve them, he offers these solutions, and people, people are motivated, inspired by this. i really want to understand how an ordinary soviet officer turned into a madman obsessed with money and luxury, not just crazy, literally ready to destroy the country, kill for the sake of her chests of gold. when i learned of navalny's death, it was early in the morning at 7 am los angeles time, and it was a shock, perhaps it was expected, but i did not think that it would really happen, that navalny would be killed in the colony, and this is a signal for all of us. this is another slap in the face of t

navalny managed to show us his views and the evolution of these views. the beginning of this whole story, we did at least something, we tried not to let you down, sergey, we tried to do what you asked us to do, there, i just remember how sergey was sure that he would get out, that we would continue to fight, i remember the mood with which he went to prison, someone went to prison, but he went to prison because he was proud and wanted justice. there is still freedom, and the market is collapsing, collapsing, collapsing, and the old plough world. there can be no school in the metro. weak, but democracy, corrupt, but democracy. russia is interested in all post-soviet countries having at least local conflicts. the majority of the population, the sensible population, says that it is necessary to move away from russia's influence, if russia loses, these republics will not exist. if only. on bolotnaya square everyone came with bricks, perhaps, in a year, perhaps something would have been different, as they did, this is a show in which we do not talk about a wonderful russia of the future in the

today, alexei navalny could have turned 49 years old at the borisovskoye cemetery, where he is burieduding alexey's mother. according to journalists covering the memorial service, those who came are closely monitored by the russian guard and the center for combating extremism. today, ukrainian cities held events on the day of remembrance of children killed as a result of russia's armed aggression against ukraine. it has been celebrated since 2021 on june 4, when the un general assembly approved the international day of innocent children victims of aggression. according to the office of the prosecutor general of ukraine, 631 children died in the country during the war, almost 2.0 children were injured. according to this data, the largest number of victims were in donetsk, kharkiv, kherson, dnipropetrovsk and kyiv regions. at the same time, the ukrainian authorities cannot take into account the number of children killed in the occupied territories. in lviv, the action on the day of remembrance of children killed as a result of russia's armed aggression was called angels of memory. a met

this is a joint project of navalny's associates and the organization reporters without borders.l will begin broadcasting today on navalny's birthday via the svoboda satellite package, it is available in most of russia. according to ruslan shevedinov, an employee of the anti-corruption foundation, the host of the youtube channel. shevdinov said that the launch of the tv channel is one of the attempts to reach people in russia who do not watch youtube and who do not resist blocking. the satellite package freedom was launched a little over a year ago on the initiative of reporters without borders, through it the programs of echo, radio liberty, our tv channel are broadcast. currently, euroradio, the moldovan tv channel tv-8, the berlin tv company ostves-24 and others. in russia now there is almost absolute censorship, under the conditions of a dictatorial regime it is very difficult to spread information. we try to do everything possible with the help of youtube, but there are still many problems with it, and it can be blocked every morning. in any case, according to experts, there

it was a shock, perhaps it was expected, but i did not think that this would really happen, that navalny would be killed in the colony, and this is a signal for all of us, this is... another slap in the face of the russian people, who putin does not value at all, so i want to tell all these people who are involved in power that your day will come, many people have worked and will work to ensure that all those guilty, not only in the death of navalny, involved in the war in ukraine, are punished, putin and his entire organized crime group will face the consequences of their actions. "we will all work to bring down this government. i was lucky, i had the opportunity to leave, many do not have such an opportunity, and i sympathize very much with the people who remain in russia under this government, but i want these people not to give up, it is very difficult to be in russia now, it is very difficult to have a different opinion from society, from the one that is for..." and even though i left, i want people to feel freedom, so that they live with dignity as human beings, good people, it is

also, according to navalny's team, the relatives kolisov has citizenship in serbia, spain or cyprus.s is the real putin's russia, putin's economy. this is the same vertical of power. a huge chunk of a state defense holding floated away from the state and ended up in the ownership of the director of this holding. how is this different from the nineties? fbk accuses kolsov of organizing corruption schemes, in particular during the privatization of defense enterprises. navalny's associates sent inquiries to the prosecutor general's office, the investigative committee and the fsb demanding check kolisov's activities. the authorities of spain and other countries mentioned in the investigation will also receive requests. well, we continue our discussion of corruption with political scientist abbas galyamov. abbas, we heard at the end of the story a retelling of the fbk investigation that they contacted the prosecutor general's office, the investigative committee and the fsb. do you think this can be a guarantee that in the near future the head of the state corporation, well, at least demon

the channel began broadcasting today on navalny's birthday via the satellite freedom package.vailable in most of russia. according to ruslan shevedinov, an employee of the anti-corruption foundation and host of the youtube channel popular. in ukraine, it has been celebrated since 2021 on june 4, when the un general assembly approved the international day of innocent children, victims of aggression. according to the office of the prosecutor general of ukraine, 631 children have died in the country during the war, and almost 2.0 children have been injured. according to this data, the largest number of victims is in the donetsk, kharkiv, kherson, dnipropetrovsk and kyiv regions. at the same time, the ukrainian authorities cannot take into account the number children killed in the occupied territories. in lviv, the event on the day of remembrance of children killed as a result of russia's armed aggression was called angels of memory. a metal structure in the form of an angel was installed in the city and paper angels with the names of the dead were hung on trees. a memorial prayer

the minister conducted an excursion through the official russian narratives on the case of alexei navalny's murder of civilians in bucha, the crash of boeing mh17, not from journalists, who always, it would seem, know about epstein, but about bucha it doesn't work out, but about navalny, i think that it is also a travesty to speculate on... the life of a person, no matter how they treat him, because when navalny was instantly, within 24 hours, without any formalities the necessary documents that need to be completed in such cases, within 24 hours from omsk to germany on a plane, on which people arrived without visas, without passports, people flew away without visas without passports. once again lavrov emphasized how aggressive the west is towards russia. now , after all, we are also talking about the fight between good and evil, the west, well, first of all, now europe, and not all of europe, by the way, this aggressive core, led by the starmers, the mertzes, the macrons, they just want, in addition to the fact that they they fight against us and supply us.

is also sacrilege to speculate on... a person's life, no matter how they treat him, because when navalnyantly sent from omsk to germany on a plane within 24 hours, without any necessary documents that need to be drawn up in such cases, within 24 hours, on which people arrived without visas, without passports, people departed without visas without passports. lavrov once again emphasized how aggressive the west is towards russia. now , after all, we are also talking about the fight between good and evil, the west, well, first of all, now europe and not all of europe, by the way, this aggressive core, led by the starmers, merts, macrons, they just want, in addition to the fact that they are fighting against us, to supply.

alexey navalny gets into this hospital, gets out of it and after some time returns to russia.veryone understands that he understood that it would end in prison. ilya yashin behaves in a similar way. they consciously went there. do you have an answer to this question. the position you take will lead to the fact that you will not be in russia and you will have to take your whole family, move, and you cannot not do this, i did not understand, or what, that because i behave this way, speak and sing this way, this will have consequences, no, this is not a question in this, that the question is that navalny could have stayed here, that everyone is in their place, that is, we just have different activities, different professions, but in essence, everyone in their place does what they cannot help but do, it would have been some other person, i... i can talk about navalny, because i am not so close to him, i can talk about ilya, it would have been some other person, and not him, if he had acted differently in this situation. today is the first performance of songs from the new album, r

tikhonovsky was often compared to alexei navalny, it seemed that if tikhonovsky did not repeat fate of the main russian opposition figure, will definitely remain in prison as long as lukashenko is in power. the berlin carnegie center for russian and eurasian studies believes that by releasing tikhanovsky, lukashenko is sending a clear signal to the west that he is ready to release any political prisoner, there are no red lines in this matter, we just need to continue the dialogue, here the new york times notes that a delicate issue loomed in the background of kellegh's visit. could washington weaken the close partnership between lukashenko and putin? kelag's goals seem less ambitious, the new york times emphasizes. they are focused not so much on tearing belarus away from russia, but on how lukashenko can help conclude a peace agreement between russia and ukraine. well, sergei and svetlana tikhanovsky have just started a meeting in warsaw with belarusian citizens who live in the polish capital. we will try to follow what will be said there, what will happen there. but let's go back. fo

, that is, crimea, nemtsov, navalny, went to rallies, to protests, the protests actually didn't work, yeah, they didn't go into radicalization, they didn't go into revolution. i wanted a revolution, because i know, well, i've long understood that only force can overthrow the government, because they use force against rallies, against protests against the peace of citizens, and we don't use it, and i wanted the people to actually rise up, but the people didn't rise up, when the war started for me it was already a full-scale one, for me there was no other way but to go fight, i left russia and tried to find where to join, having searched, searched, searched for some long time for about a year there. i was in third countries, so i actually found a siberian battalion, grenades, i think that the belgorod region and ovdeyevka were the hottest spots in the world at the time. as far as how deeply did we manage to advance in the territory? mm , i probably can't say, i can't say, yes, since we worked in a related manner, that is, we worked , rdk, lsr. we also divided into small groups, that is,

, navalny, navalny, some people... and who try to talk to you, and even in russian , god forbid, i politely answer them something in french and leave like that i have a friend who is an art curator . she has had french citizenship for 20 years and we have collaborated with her before . she is an ethnic russian. so when the war started, i just asked her. i said, "you know , it's better for your people to do something, so that it somehow gets better." she said, " nothing. dropping an atomic bomb," she said, "anything more," she said, "nothing will help them. " and even that didn't encourage me to go to any of her events. it just went away. everything was different after that. i can't bring myself to go and hear russian spoken somewhere. then, somehow, my the husband invited her husband there to our wedding anniversary, he came with her, she came with a huge armful of sunflowers, i didn't know she would be there, again, i called her, i said, she only speaks french here, i said my girlfriends will come, so you don't even get hot at all, and she kept to that, that is, she... didn't switch to rus

navalny's bench is very easy to find, it is located right on the corner of the park and there is alwayshis photo here. and usually flowers. february 16 marks a year since alexey navalny left us, and today it is appropriate to remember, perhaps, his gesture, this little heart. in russian courts it was called extremist, but in my opinion, it originally contains an indestructible simple meaning, it is about love. so love to all, this is the voice of america, the new york new york project.

, navalny , navalny, some of these people who are trying to talk to you, and even talk to you in russian, god forbid. i answer them in french and leave . i have one friend who is an art curator. she has had french citizenship for 20 years and we have collaborated with her before. she is an ethnic russian. so when the war started, i just asked her, i said, you know your people better than anyone else, what can i do to somehow make it go away? she says nothing, atomic. drop the bomb, she says everything, she says nothing else will help them, and even that didn't encourage me to go to any of her events. how everything went down after the second day i can't bring myself to go hear russian somewhere so then one day my husband invited her husband there to our wedding anniversary, he came with her, she came with a huge armful of sunflowers, i didn't know what she would be, again, i called her, i say only speak french here, i say my girlfriends will come so you don't even get fired up at all, and she stuck to it, that is, she didn't switch to russian, she really spoke to my friends... french, ye

, navalny, navalny, some people who try to talk to you about something, and even talk to you in russian , god forbid, i politely answer them something in french and leave , i have one friend who is an art curator, she has had french citizenship for 20 years. and we also collaborated with her, she is an ethnic russian, so when the war started, i just asked, i say, you know your people better, what, what to do, so that, like, somehow it will improve, she says, nothing, atomic drop the bomb, she says, everything, more, she says, nothing will help them, and even that didn't encourage me to go to any of her events, it just cut off, everything after monday, i can't bring myself to go, hear russian somewhere there, yes, then somehow my husband invited her husband there to... for our wedding anniversary, he came with her, she came with a huge armful of sunflowers, i didn't know what she would be, again, i called her, i say, only speak french here, i say my girlfriends will come so that you don't even get fired up at all, and she she stuck to this, that is, she didn't switch to russian, she real

the opportunity to be in russia, i would like russia to have a changeable government, i would like navalnyme president, but not for more than two terms, i live in hawaii, i drink romchik, in a rocking chair, i watch the sunset in the ocean, that's my future, i would, i would like to see it like that, but not in prison in russia. well, i dream that the war would end in my country, where i grew up, my parents are there, i have a lot of relatives there, i have friends there, a brother, a brother, a godfather, my sisters, my husband, they are all fighting, i would like them... right now this is the most important thing, this is what i would like to end as soon as possible, everything else that i dream about, well, everything that is standard, everyday, that every person dreams about, a house, education for children, a normal life, what else is needed, that is, everything that i dream about, i will achieve everything. na pokhililasya, chgo nachalo ukraina zazhurilasya, parents should not bury their children, it is unnatural, it is wrong, we have seen such parents who bury their children in this

crimea, then navalny, and then there is crimea, nemtsov, navalny, i went out to rallies to protest, protests actually, they didn't work, yeah, they didn't go into radicalization, they didn't go into revolution, but i wanted a revolution, because i know, well, i 've understood for a long time that only force can turn this government around, because they use force against rallies , against protests, against peaceful citizens, and we don't use it , and i wanted the people to actually rise up, but the people didn't rise up, when the war started, for me it was already, well, already full-scale, for me there was no other way left but to go and fight, i left russia and i tried to find where to join, i searched, searched, searched, for some time, for about a year i was in those countries, that's where i found the siberian battalion. grenades, i think that the belgorod region and avdeevka were the hottest spots in the world at the time. how deep did you manage to advance in the territory? i probably can't say, i can't say, yes, since we worked together, that is, we worked, rdk, lsr, we also divided i

, hop-hop-hop-hop-hop, gradually, gradually everything... in russia, changing power, i would like navalny president, but not for more than two terms, the whole continent, i would like russia to be i would be interested in doing this, and i want to do this, i would like to be able to be here i live in hawaii, drinking rum in a rocking chair, watching the sunset in the ocean, that's my future, i would like to see it like this, but not in a prison in russia. well, i dream of the war ending in my country, where i grew up, my parents are there. i have a lot of relatives there, i have friends there, a brother, brother, godfather, sisters, husband, they are all fighting, i would like them to be alive, healthy, i would like their houses not to be bombed, you know, because , well, this is the most important thing right now that i would like it to end as soon as possible, everything else that i dream about, well, all the most standard everyday things that every person dreams about, home, because i live in russia in the soviet union we live in russia we live in russia or in the soviet union tomorrow

, that is, crimea, nemtsov , navalny, went out to protest rallies, protests actually didn't work, yeahinto revolution, and i wanted a revolution, because i know, well, i've long understood that this government can only be overthrown by force, because they use force against rallies against protest against civilians, and we do not use, and i wanted the people to actually rise up, but the people did not rise up. when the war began, for me it was already, well, already full-scale, for me there was no other way but to go fight, i left russia and tried to find where to join, having searched, searched, searched for some time, for about a year there, i was in third countries, here i actually found the siberian battalion, grenades, i think. that the belgorod region and ovdeyevka at one time were the hottest spots in the world. how deep did they manage to advance in the territory? mm, i probably can't say, i can't say, yes, since we worked together, that is, we worked , rdk, lsr, we also divided into small groups, uh, that is, there were seven people there, seven people in another place and so o

here. journalists of the system recalled the 2017 investigation by alexei navalny's team, then it turned out that funds associated with medvedev were financed by oligarchs close to him. medvedev called such conclusions nonsense. as the system writes, 2 years ago in russia, on the initiative of medvedev , the nasha pravda fund was created. it supplies the army with drones, night equipment and gear. the fund spent at least 2 billion rubles on the war. this is about 30 million dollars. the same fund , together with the skalisty winery bereg is engaged in the ecology of anapa after the fuel oil spill. the winery, as it turned out, is directly connected to medvedev and his son . companies associated with the politician, are buying up real estate and land on the black sea coast. in addition, journalists confirmed that the property that navalny's team had previously discovered, including residences and yachts, are still listed as belonging to a fund close to medvedev. my colleagues from the utro program spoke with journalist sergei titov about the investigation of the system. we looked at these

screws were tightened, i became more and more, let's say, oppositionally charged, then crimea, then navalny, protests, actually, not... having searched, having searched, having searched, for some long time, for about a year, i was in three countries, actually i found a siberian battalion, grenades, i think that the belgorod region and avdiivka were the hottest spots in the world at the time, how deep they managed to advance in the territory, mm, i probably can’t say, i can’t. yes, since we worked together, that is, we worked we, rdk, lsr, we also divided into small groups, that is, there were seven people there, in another place seven people and so on, that is, we had small groups there of 7-10 people, yes, so everyone had their own task, how deep, i can’t say, come on, i’m going, we had a rotation, we rotated, yes, so in general the operation was for each of us, each group there for a couple of days, and so it turns out that our general operation was already there for about a... a week, a week and a half, yes, they tried to storm us several times, a whole platoon was on us he was driving,

, that is, crimea, nemtsov, navalny, i went out to rallies and protests, the protests didn't actuallyh, they didn't go into radicalization... they didn't go into revolutions, but i wanted a revolution, because i know, well, i've long understood that this government can only be overthrown by force, because they use force against rallies, against protests, against peaceful citizens, and we don't use it, and i wanted the people to actually rise up, but the people didn't rise up when the war started, for me it was already full-scale, for me there was no other way but to go fight, i left russia and tried to find where to join, i searched, searched, searched, like... it was a long time, for about a year i was in the technical camps, so i actually found a siberian battalion, grenades, i think that the belgorod region and avdeevka were the hottest spots in the world at the time. as far as how deeply did you manage to advance in the territory? mm, i can’t say that, i can’t say, yes, because we worked together. that is, we worked , rdk, lsr, we also divided into small groups, that is, there wer

let's say there, imposing one's own citizenship on people living in the annexed territory, why is navalny now expressing herself in such amazing legal, anti-legal terms? well, why is she expressing herself like that, we need to ask her , i think that first of all... precisely because in my opinion it has long been known that this liberal opposition does not exist, it is just as much a part of this regime, and she is repeating the same thoughts there that exist now in moscow and with this government, and i don't understand why we even need to waste time talking about these people who don't represent anyone there right now, and who have no power there, instead of talking about how we can create such a russian opposition and influence the situation inside russia in such a way that it would be beneficial... these people appear on all western political platforms as representatives of the russian opposition, i'm not inviting them there, that's right, because they simply don't see anyone else at the west, because we're discussing them, and they're the ones in the media, and every time we talk to

has increased very much , namely with the guys who immigrated from russia after the problems with navalny the attempt to poison him and after he was taken into custody, how he was put in prison , we kind of got together, we organized and it turned out after these events. i don’t know, some kind of magic happened, we created a chat group and started holding events together, got together, started doing some kind of activity, that is, apparently before this, nothing much happened here in los angeles. i talked to anton, when i kind of know his political point of view, that's how he treats all this, it's clear that if he treated it loyally there and told me that yes, i'm for it right. sometimes i go too far there, say, here they do this and that, he says, well, this is the war, the military situation, that is, then you will figure out how to do what, now we need to do it this way, that's why we never had any particular disagreements on this account, he is a completely adequate person, he understands what is happening and his point of view, well, it's sound on this account, oh, chuvazhskaya mac

1 of the same year, he went on a night picket on manezh square with a poster reading freedom for navalnym for political prisoners. he was detained, but there was no report at the time, but a month and a half later malirevsky was arrested. he was accused of participating in an extremist community and financing extremist activities. the reason was a donation of $150 to the anti-corruption foundation. malirevsky made the transfer through the european online bank revolut. how exactly this data ended up in the hands of russian investigators is unknown, it also turned out that he posted leaflets about the judge who sentenced alexei navalny, and the picket on manezhnaya square, the investigation considered further evidence of malirevsky's participation in the activities of an extremist community. the court sentenced him to seven years in prison. in october of 2023, more than 43% of russians believed that the russian authorities should take measures to return relocated people, as shown by a russianfield poll, and most of them were in favor of positive incentives, including special payment progra

it also turned out that he posted leaflets about the judge who sentenced alexei navalny about the picketnaya square, the investigation considered further evidence of malerevsky's participation in the activities of an extremist community. the court sentenced him to seven years in prison. in october of the twenty- third year, more than 43% of russians believed that the russian authorities should take measures to return relocated people, this was shown by a russianfield survey, and the majority. participants in the same survey said that those who left should be banned from returning to russia. this program a person has the right, my name is maryana torochishnikova, on a video link with the studio press secretary of ovdinfo, dmitry anisimov. dmitry, hello, but as far as i understand, now any person.

claim , politicians and public figures who were objectionable to the regime were poisoned: alexei navalnyitry bykov, vladimirurza, verzilov, here is the case of the murder of alexander litenenko polonium. the attempt to send sergei skripal to saltbury is attributed to the responsibility of the gru, which is now headed by igor kostyukov. general kostyukov is not a public figure, but in may of this year he was seen at the negotiations in istanbul as part of the russian delegation headed by vladimir midinsky. there are no direct journalistic investigations into the activities of the head of the gru yet. but there are publications in the publication insider about his children, owners of elite real estate and cars. however. which of the regime's friends will surprise with this today? alexander bastrykin, chairman of the investigative committee of the russian federation, general of justice of the russian federation in the meeting, alexander ivanovich. you will be surprised, but some 15 years ago this name was completely unknown to the average russian citizen. and the rapper noismc, by the way,

alexey navalny, dmitry bykov, vladimir koromurza, pyotr verzilov. but the case of the murder of alexander litvinenko polonium in london. the attempt to send sergei skripal to saltbury is attributed to the responsibility of the gru, which is now headed by igor kostyukov. general kostyukov is not a public figure, but in may of this year he flashed at the negotiations in istanbul as part of the russian delegation headed by vladimir midinsky. direct journalistic investigations into the activities there is no head of the gru yet. but from the publication in the publication insider, about his children, owners of elite real estate and cars. however, who? a song from the window, not at all afraid that in the morning he will be declared a national threat, and the quiet moscow side streets in the baumanskaya metro area have not yet been decorated with a steel-colored high-rise, similar to a skabana. in 2007 , putin's protege, university classmate and a man without a sense of proportion, alexander bastrykin headed the investigative committee, first as an appen

navalny found out that derepassko was vacationing on a yacht with former deputy prime minister of the russian government sergei prikhodko. the billionaire's three-day wedding kicked off in venice and amazon founder jeff bezes and former tv presenter lauren sunch. the couple has already arrived in the city, but the city is not only preparing for the celebration, but also protests. activists from greenpeace and extinction rebellion have hung banners with slogans such as, if you can rent venice for a wedding, you can pay more taxes. some are threatening to block the canals with inflatable crocodiles to prevent guests from moving. protesters are criticizing not only the luxury of the event, but also the consequences. according to them, the wedding is turning venice, which is unesco world heritage site into a playground for the elite. the city already suffers from an abundance of tourists, and now. under increased security, closed bus stops and restrictions for local residents. the city's mayor, himself a millionaire, by the way, supported the wedding. he says the celebration will bring pr

the eighteenth year they fell again, although this, this was a pension election campaign in which navalnyarticipated, in the midst of covid in april, in july of the twentieth year 59-60%, as if there were the lowest, probably, ratings during the observation period, after the start of the war from march of the twenty-second year putin's ratings were 83%. retreat, i will list the events that theoretically, as well as the last, the last sabotage of the... ukrainian military could have influenced, in the fall of the twenty-second year retreat from kherson and mobilization, the ratings dropped from 83 to 77, in total there by only 3-4%. the beginning of the twenty-third year was again compensated by 82-83%, slightly decreased, when there was a puch and subsequent murder of prigozhin, collection companies ratings rose again to 86 to 87%. here we were engaged in measuring putin's electoral ratings, here we recorded that after the murder of navalny the rating fell simply literally from the next week by 5% and did not rise again until the end, until the end of the presidential campaign, that is, h

not perceive them as people at all, from this point of view, tikhanovsky was simply luckier than navalny that he came out alive at all, and did not go to his wife and children. in a coffin, it was absolutely real, if this happened to him, i want to remind you that the belarusian regime is not ashamed to keep even the nobel prize laureate, ales biletsko, in prison, there are no greater authorities for lukashenko in this world than lukashenko himself, well, there is one more authority, putin, so i generally believe that the release of tikhanovsky from the point of view of political processes in the republic belarus has zero value, just like zero value. from the point of view of the political processes of the russian federation, the return of alexei navalny to russia had, these are simply completely different processes in these states, these are totalitarian states, the existence of some people with opposition views, taking into account the power apparatuses of these states, does not affect the development of these countries in any way. it is important to understand this, i remember how we

let's say there, imposing one's own citizenship on people living in the annexed territory, why is navalny now expressing herself in such strange legal terms? legal terms? well, why is she expressing herself in such a way ? you have to ask her. i think that first of all , it is precisely because, in my opinion, it has long been known that this liberal opposition does not exist, but it is just as much a part of this regime, and it repeats the same thoughts that exist in moscow now. and in this government, and i don't understand why we even need to waste time talking about these people who don't represent anyone there now. and for whom there is no power there, instead of talking about how to influence the situation in the middle of russia in such a way that it would be in favor of ukraine, in favor of defeating... the russian opposition, i'm not inviting them there, that's right, because in the west they simply don't see anyone else, because we are discussing them, and they are the ones who are there in the mass media, and every time we talk to ukrainian representatives there on these same p

why is navalny now expressing herself in such strange legal, anti-legal terms? well, why is she expressing herself in this way, we should ask her. i believe that, first of all , precisely because, well, in my opinion, it has long been known that, well, this liberal opposition does not exist, she is just as much a part of this regime, and she repeats there, the same thoughts that exist now in moscow and in... and in this government, and i don't understand why we even need to waste time talking about these people who don't represent anyone there now and who don't have any power there, instead of talking about how we can create such a russian opposition and influence the situation inside russia in such a way that it would be in favor of ukraine, in favor of winning this war, because i believe that there are definitely some political forces inside russia are needed and... because we discuss them, and they are there in the media, and every time we talk to ukrainian representatives there on these same platforms, they simply say, well, all russians are bad, and we don'

here, the system's journalists recalled the 2017 investigation by alexei navalny's team, when it becamenown that funds associated with medvedev were financed by oligarchs close to him. medvedev , however, called such conclusions essentially nonsense did not comment. what are the funds doing now? for example, the system writes that 2 years ago, on medvedev's initiative , the nasha pravda fund appeared in russia, which supplies the russian army with drones, night vision devices and equipment. and in general, the fund spent no less than 2 billion rubles or about 30 million dollars on the war, well, and another example, the same fund, together with a winery called rocky coast, suddenly began to help the ecology of anapa after the mazut spill on the coast, as it turned out, the aforementioned winery also directly is connected with medvedev and his son, in addition, firms close to medvedev acquired real estate and bought up land on the black sea coast . moreover, sistema journalists were convinced that almost all the property that navalny's team had previously found in his possession remained

that they themselves they are trying to fool themselves and us, two days ago, luchsheva's widow, and navalnyhom the whole world is rushing, she is being opened by a platform and sponsored by her, said, forget about crimea, well, she said the same thing that the late imperialist navalny said, forget about crimea, we have issued millions of passports, that's all, so will we not succeed? will they force us to surrender, and to a light surrender with the loss of people and territories? let's take it one by one, first, i will still finish, why i think that putin somewhere deep in his soul does not exclude the possibility temporary peace, temporary, why? well, if he didn't have these, he didn't have these plans, why would he need to appease trump, this whole peace-loving... rhetoric means that putin feels his own weakness, and he understands that if the united states gets involved fully, then he will, well , be a little hurt, and that's why he uses this peace-making rhetoric, actually this peace-making rhetoric is a confirmation that putin does not exclude the scenario of productive peace talks. o