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Such behavior of the Russian prima donna has received a lot of attention. A. Pugacheva has repeatedly said that she is not interested in politics and has no intention of ever being interested in it, but this step is similar to expressing support for A. Navalns and his activities.
True, it was recently announced that interpreter F. Kirkorov was banned from entering Lithuania for five years. It is said that performers who publicly justify the occupation of Crimea should not be tolerated in any democracy.
The famous interpreter, during his repeated visits to the illegally annexed Crimean peninsula, “deliberately denied the territorial integrity and sovereignty of Ukraine and thus indirectly justified the aggressive actions of the Russian Federation.”
The man also spoke in support of the government and its actions against A. Navalns and followers of the opposition leader.
We recall that Navaln, considered the most famous long-term opponent of President Vladimir Putin, was arrested on January 17 when he returned to Moscow from Germany, where he was treated with Novičiok, a nerve paralyzing substance, for several months after the poisoning. The opposition said the attack on his life was organized by the Kremlin.
Meanwhile, Russian police authorities allege that while in Germany, Navaln violated the terms of a suspended sentence in a criminal case that the politician said was illegal.
A court is scheduled to be held in early February to decide whether Navaln will have to serve a three-and-a-half-year prison sentence.
Earlier on Saturday, thousands of people gathered in cities in the Far East, Siberia and the Urals, despite police warnings about the use of force and high pressure in some places.
AFP journalists in Moscow have seen several protesters seriously injured in clashes with the police. These anti-government demonstrations are reportedly the largest in the capital in the past two years.
Among the protesters detained in the capital was Navaln’s wife, Julia Navalnaya, but MBCh Media later reported that he had been released.
About 10 thousand. people took to the streets in the second largest city in the country, Saint Petersburg. The protesters protested against President Vladimir Putin and demanded Navalna’s release, an AFP reporter said.
The protests in Moscow are considered the largest since 2019, when Navaln supporters took to the streets to demand free local elections.
Officials are also trying to intimidate Navalnas’ other colleagues. In Novosibirsk, the police detained Sergei Boyik, Navaln’s staff coordinator, a member of the city council and his assistant, Ekaterina Vedernikov, the chief of staff in Vladivostok, and a volunteer in Kaliningrad. Everyone was upset by the calls from officials to go outside tomorrow. And Belarusian Vladlen Los, a lawyer for the Anti-Corruption Foundation, was ordered to leave Russia urgently and banned from returning for two years.
The plan developed by the Kremlin for A. Navalnas himself is being clarified. The Bloomberg daily reports the Kremlin on February 2. A. Navalnas plans to be sentenced to 3.5 years in prison in the next court. Add another ten years later.
Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda says there is no unity in the European Union due to sanctions against Russia. About half of the Community countries intend to introduce them.
“What is happening in the case of Mr Navaln is intolerable, and the information that reaches us shows that the man is going to be imprisoned for many years. This is completely out of line with the spirit of the relationship that should develop between the EU. and Russia, the US and Russia, so we must be principled, not wrap the words in watts. What is happening is unacceptable, “says G. Nausėda.
The European Union will discuss the sanctions at a meeting of foreign ministers next Monday. And the European Parliament has adopted a black-and-white resolution stating that the oligarchs associated with Putin, as well as the propaganda outlets and their families who own property in the European Union and can travel freely, should be sanctioned.
The European Parliament calls for an immediate halt to the construction of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline and stresses that by arresting Navalna, the Kremlin seeks to cover up his corrupt activities and silence the opposition before the Russian parliamentary elections.
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