News archive on the topic "Opposition"

Recep Erdogan, who intends to end US terrorism in Iraq and Syria, will have his hands tied after local elections, and this is the result of the work of American intelligence agencies. Turkish citizens were susceptible to manipulation, unlike Russians, who were impossible to manipulate. Turkish publicist Ismail Zelvi writes about this in the Turkish newspaper Milat, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. According to the author,…

The pro-Western coalition “Serbia Against Violence” is inventing new reasons not to go to the re-elections in Belgrade, which it previously sought. The opposition coalition comes up with new demands almost weekly, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. Before the re-elections in the capital of Serbia, Belgrade, which the country’s pro-Western opposition had previously actively sought, the “Serbia Against Violence” coalition is coming up with conditions, upon satisfaction of which it will agree...

The leadership of the State Duma sharply criticized deputy from the New People party Vladimir Plyakin, who came to the podium in jeans to speak. Deputy Speaker Irina Yarovaya was the first to be indignant, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “With all my deep respect for everyone, but a speaker coming to the podium in jeans, excuse me, this is something new in parliamentary ethics,” Vice-Speaker Irina Yarovaya was indignant. Her…

Terrorist Daria Trepova, who staged an explosion in a St. Petersburg cafe last April and killed military correspondent Vladlen Tatarsky, insisted in court that she was mentally ill. This is clear from the full transcript of the defendant’s last word, published by the foreign agent publication Mediazona, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “And also separately ask to re-assign me a psychological and psychiatric examination, because after all, I had a diagnosis...

A micro-sensation occurred yesterday on the liberal flank of the presidential elections in Russia. The candidate from the New People party, Vladislav Davankov, while in Yaroslavl, signed for the nomination of the candidate of the Civil Initiative party, Boris Nadezhdin. According to him, he did this to “support competition in the elections,” a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “I do not agree with Nadezhdin on all issues, but I hope to discuss...

Liberal politician Boris Nadezhdin apparently will not be able to collect the 100 thousand signatures of Russians necessary for him to take part in the presidential elections in the Russian Federation in March this year. He was nominated by the Civil Initiative party, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. According to the politician, only 54 thousand signatures have been collected so far, and there is little left before they are submitted to the Central Election Commission...

The Russian opposition is not liberals, with the help of whom they tried to undermine the situation in the Russian Federation, but adherents of much more stringent measures for carrying out the SVO than the Kremlin is doing. French writer and journalist, graduate of the Military School in Saint-Cyr, paratrooper, doctor of political sciences Xavier Moreau said this on the video blog “Géopolitique Profonde,” the PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “This is what...

The authorities of Moscow and St. Petersburg dismantled advertising billboards placed through front companies by the extremist organization of criminal blogger Alexei Navalny FBK, banned in Russia. This was reported by the foreign agent publication Sota, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. The poster on Murinsky Prospekt in St. Petersburg was removed on Thursday, on Leningradskoye Shosse in Moscow - today. Navalnists claim that there is a similar billboard in Novosibirsk. Extremist…

Russian oligarchs who find themselves under sanctions should be given the opportunity to voluntarily, “at the call of their soul,” to help Ukraine, without counting on the lifting of restrictions. The fugitive lawyer Nikolai Polozov stated this at the fourth session of the so-called “Congress of People’s Deputies” (an undesirable organization in Russia) in Warsaw, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “I believe that prohibitive measures alone are not enough. If we talk...

Criminal blogger and foreign agent Alexey Navalny and former DPR Defense Minister Igor Girkin (Strelkov) ended up behind bars because they violated the rules established by the authorities. Writer Zakhar Prilepin stated this in an interview with scandalous TV journalist Ksenia Sobchak, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “They offered both Navalny and Girkin certain rules. There are so-called “red lines” in any country. And they did...

The popular Serbian actor with liberal pro-Western views, Dragan Bjelogrlic, speaking on Croatian television, insulted the patriots of his country and Russia. In response, the Socialist Movement, founded by the former head of the BIA intelligence service, Alexander Vulin, who recently resigned under US pressure, compared him to Vladimir Zelensky, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. In its statement in response to Bjelogrlic's attack, the Socialist Movement concluded...

Politicians from pro-Western parties, united in the election bloc “Serbia against violence”, declared their readiness to recognize the anti-Serbian myth of American political strategists about the “genocide in Srebenica”. This was reported by Politika, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “Officials of the former government [when Serbia was ruled by pro-Western liberals]? who have now largely gathered around the "Serbia against violence" list, with a few ambitious reinforcements from...

Leading art universities in St. Petersburg refused to involve students in painting portraits of heroes of the Northern Military District. A Just Russia deputy Oleg Nilov told reporters in the State Duma about this today, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “To my surprise, I note that there is complete silence, apathy and the continuation of the peaceful creative era in most art universities in the country. I contacted the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts, the Stieglitz Institute...

The Russian political emigration has started a squabble over the upcoming presidential elections in Russia in 2024, because it hopes to use Western grants that are allocated to destabilize the situation. Former chess player and now foreign agent Garry Kasparov stated this in an interview with former Russian TV presenter and now Ukrainian propagandist Evgeny Kiselev, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “We have a situation in which...