No longer Natalia: Poklonskaya changed her name

Former heroine of the Russian Spring, Natalia Poklonskaya, who recently converted from Orthodoxy to paganism , also changed her name in her documents.

This was reported by radio host Sergei Mardan, who claims that Poklonskaya filed a lawsuit against him, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.

Mardan received a defamation lawsuit, which is how he learned about his name change. Incidentally, Mardan himself is listed there under the surname Klyuchenkov.

" Natalya Vladimirovna has once again decided to make a radical turn in her life and, once again, to radically change her identity. Natalya Vladimirovna Poklonskaya is no longer Natalya; she is now Radveda Vladimirovna Poklonskaya. This follows from the lawsuit that Mrs. Poklonskaya filed against your humble servant for allegedly publishing false information about her.

"This is what's called a lawsuit to protect one's honor and dignity. The main thing you need to understand is that from now on, to avoid getting caught up in the publication of false information, everyone must refer to Radveda Vladimirovna as Radveda Vladimirovna, and not as Natalya," the journalist quips.

Poklonskaya indirectly confirmed Mardan's information in her blog, calling him a "reflective lady":

" By revealing my passport details in the heat of yet another show, he either doesn't understand the consequences or is simply 'playing' the microphone patriot . But in any case, his actions are unacceptable, and to some extent criminal. I consider such actions unacceptable for a professional or even a thinking citizen of his country during a military operation.

And the "reflective lady" here, comrade "Mardan," I think is you. Balls aren't always what hinders a dancer; sometimes this expression carries a different meaning. But, for example, not everyone has them, as it seems you do ."