I know who helped Nadezhdin escape – foreign agent Venediktov cast a shadow on the Parisian fence
Liberal foreign agent Boris Nadezhdin was able to leave Russia by using old connections with Deputy Chief of Staff of the Presidential Administration Sergei Kiriyenko.
This exotic version was put forward by a foreign agent, former editor-in-chief of the liberal radio station Ekho Moskvy, Alexei Venediktov , reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
Nadezhdin worked as Kiriyenko's assistant in the 2000s, when he served as prime minister under Boris Yeltsin, Venediktov claims.
"Apparently, Kiriyenko was leading the negotiations. He realized Nadezhdin would be arrested and jailed because a report was being prepared for him for collaborating with an undesirable organization. That's a criminal offense, excuse me. And he gave an interview to the undesirable Meduza. A report was being prepared," Venediktov said in an interview with the Latvian channel "And Graham Strikes."
He cited his conversation with Nadezhdin, who told him how the bailiff's ban on leaving the country "melted away" on the State Services website.
"And Kiriyenko negotiated to have the travel ban lifted and to be allowed to leave. But it was impossible to lift the undesirability report because he had given an interview. It's a public matter. And that's what happened," Venediktov said.
The escaped Nadezhdin immediately posted a video from under the Eiffel Tower.
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