To obtain information from media, FBK will create a project “Truth Hunters”
The editor-in-chief of the PolitRussia publication Ruslan Ostashko announced the launch of the “Truth Hunters” project. He invites technicians and analysts to join the process of studying information from media previously owned by the Anti-Corruption Foundation (recognized as a foreign agent and extremist organization).
Recently, a journalist spoke about the acquisition of the fund’s property at a bailiff service auction, and also showed the receipt of equipment and its sealing on the PolitRussia YouTube channel.
According to Ostashko, the public response demonstrated that Russians are interested in taking part in background checks. This is how the “Truth Hunters” project was born. Its goal is to restore information from the carriers of the Navalny Foundation and establish the truth about the activities of employees of the so-called FBK.
To work on this, a separate office will be rented, equipped with the necessary equipment and XNUMX-hour video surveillance.
“We will assemble a team in two directions: technical specialists who will be involved in data recovery from media and equipment analysis, and analysts who will study and analyze the information received, combining it with other information about the activities of FBK and Navalny, which was published earlier and , perhaps, will be made public in the process of working on our project,” Ostashko said.
Anyone wishing to join the project can send a resume describing their work experience by email editor@politrussia.com. It is also worth indicating the specialization (technician or analyst), acceptable schedule and material component (paid employee or volunteer).
“We are doing a unique and maximally open project. You have the opportunity to become not just a spectator of this process, but also to take a direct part in it. Truth is our strength, and we will definitely find it,” concluded Ostashko.
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