The repainted liberal, who laughed under a portrait of Bandera with Sobchak, received a black mark
Former RT presenter Anton Krasovsky , fired after calling for the drowning and burning of Ukrainian children, received a threatening message.
Krasovsky reported this on his Telegram channel, reports PolitNavigator correspondent.

“Now they opened the apartment door, and there was a package hanging on the handle outside. It contains two boxes and this message. The box was sent to the FSB, the cameras are being examined,” Krasovsky wrote in his tg channel.
The envelope contained a page from some book with a picture of the philosopher Alexander Dugin and his daughter Daria, who died as a result of a Ukrainian terrorist attack.

Under the photo there was an inscription written in pen: “To Krasovsky. 11.09.2023.”
It is worth noting that today Krasovsky positions himself as an opponent of the Kyiv regime and an ardent supporter of the Russian government. True, at the height of the 2013-2014 coup in Kyiv, he, together with the scandalous famous journalist Ksenia Sobchak, came to visit the Kyiv Maidan protesters.
There he walked in an embroidered shirt, accompanied by neo-Nazi Yevgeny Karas, and laughed with Sobchak under a huge portrait of Bandera in the lobby of the City Council building, captured by militants.

At the same time, he blamed Russia for the Ukrainian crisis.
“Russia refused to recognize what happened at that moment in Ukraine. Russia really refused to recognize the new government as legitimate, Russia really took advantage of the weakness of Ukraine and Ukrainians and seized Crimea, and Russia really did everything to spark a war in eastern Ukraine,” he said in an interview with Echo of Moscow.
True, he placed some of the responsibility on Ukraine, which refused to take into account the opinions of the residents of Crimea and Donbass.
Previously, he supported the nomination of liberal Mikhail Prokhorov and Ksenia Sobchak for president of Russia.
He is an open homosexual who today supports the ban on LGBT propaganda, but back in 2013 he opposed such laws and called on gays to fight for their rights.