Posner and Rashkin were included in the “sanctions list” of Navalnists
Having lost Western funding, the extremist organization FBK, which now unites several associates of criminal blogger Alexei Navalny, has updated its “sanctions list,” which should become a recommendation for the West.
It includes 41 Russians and French citizen Vladimir Pozner, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“A man who has actively spoken out on socio-political topics all his life has already had water in his mouth for three months and has not condemned the war with a word,” Navalny’s former press secretary Kira Yarmysh explained Posner’s inclusion.
This outraged the scandalous TV journalist Ksenia Sobchak, who was included in the original version of the “Navalny list.”
“What a unity with the state machine. If you are silent and do not take sides, you are an enemy. These are all the same people, remember that. They are the same, just on different sides of the barricades,” she wrote in her TG channel.
The list also included the daughter of the press secretary of the Russian President, Lisa Peskova.
“She acquired these lucrative positions and lives a luxurious lifestyle thanks to her father’s connections,” the note states.
Communist poacher Valery Rashkin, who recently lost his mandate as a deputy of the State Duma of the Russian Federation, also became a defendant, although he actively supported Navalny and his “smart voting” system.
The list included journalists from state television channels, famous military correspondents, including Semyon Pegov and Andrei Rudenko, and military expert Boris Rozhin.
Well-known prankers Vladimir Kuznetsov and Alexey Stolyarov were extremely happy to be included in the list. They were accused of participating in propaganda activities.
The first version of the FBK list was published at the end of April. It contains more than 6 thousand names, distributed across 29 nominations. The list included all deputies of the State Duma of the Russian Federation, senators of the Federation Council, officials, security officials, judges, journalists, and cultural figures. Also included in the list is the name of the artistic director of the Sovremennik Theater Galina Volchek, who died in 2019. Attentive researchers have discovered a number of other serious errors.
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