Trial lawyer Ivan Pavlov talks about the state of Russia’s judiciary and how treason cases are tried in the country Vyacheslav Prokofyev / TASS Ivan Pavlov leaves Moscow’s Basmanny District Court after a remand hearing on April 30, 2021 Ivan Pavlov is a defense attorney specializing in crimes against the state. Since the 1990s, he has defended Russians charged with treason, espionage, and disclosing state secrets.

6709 Confession Konstantin Eggert September 20, 2022 Theodore Verona, a 32-year-old former US Marine Corps veteran with five years of service as a mortar man, is now a volunteer with the Foreign Legion in Ukraine. After first seeing action in Afghanistan, he made his way to Ukraine from Mexico, where he was residing, as soon as the war began.

Confession «One hour at Bucha is worse than eight months in Afghanistan.» Confessions of an American Legionnaire in Ukraine Konstantin Eggert 20 сентября 2022 Theodore Verona is one of the Foreign Legion volunteers in Ukraine. He is 32. He served five years in the U.S. Marine Corps, his military specialty being a mortar man. He first saw action in Afghanistan. He went to Ukraine almost immediately after the start of the war – as soon as he was able to get there from Mexico, where he lived.

Confession "One hour under buch worse than 8 months in Afghanistan." Confession of an American legionnaire in Ukraine Konstantin Eggert September 16, 2022 Theodore Verona is one of the volunteers of the foreign legion in Ukraine. He is 32 years old. For five years he served in the US Marine Corps, his military specialty was a mortar. Combat baptism was held in Afghanistan. He came to Ukraine almost immediately after the start of the war - as soon as he could get from Mexico, where he lives.

OPINION Crime and reparations. The war indemnity to be paid by post-Putin Russia 10 August 2022 Konstantin Eggert Читать на русском языке “Ukraine will win this war – at the cost of immense sacrifice and not too soon, but it will. Moreover, it will most likely recapture all of the territories seized by Russia, including Crimea,” believes a former US marine who has served in Ukraine's foreign legion.

Opinions Crime and reparations. Konstantin Eggert on how Russia will pay for the war after Putin 5 August 2022 Konstantin Eggert “Ukraine will win this war - at the cost of large victims and not soon, but will win. Moreover, she, apparently, will regain all the lands captured by Russia, including Crimea. ” The recently the former American Marine Corporal, who served in the foreign legion of Ukraine, told me these words.

Opinions The iron curtain returns.

Opinions Unequal pact. Konstantin Eggert about how Putin turns Russia into China's Junior Brother 16 February 2022 Konstantin Eggert Against the backdrop of confrontation with the West because of Ukraine, the Kremlin is desperately looking for allies. Beijing is ready to provide some support-but exclusively on his hard conditions, Konstantin Eggert believes.

Opinions No longer an outcast? Why is the summit in Geneva for Putin became more successful than for Biden 17 June 2021 Konstantin Eggert On June 16, negotiations between US President Joe Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin were negotiated in Geneva. This was their first meeting after the election of Biden by the president of the United States and his famous NBC interview, in which he called his Russian substantive the killer.

Opinions "Putin finally chose Venezuela's path." Konstantin Eggert about why the Kremlin is not afraid of the West's reaction to Navalny 3 February 2021 Konstantin Eggert US Secretary of State Tony Blinken demanded “immediately and without any conditions” to free Alexei Navalny. The verdict was also condemned by Angel Merkel and Emmanuel Macron, who wrote a tweet in support of Navalny in Russian, and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson called the actions of the Russian authorities cowardice.

Opinions Dry from the "beginner". Konstantin Eggert about why sanctions for Navalny's poisoning will be more formal 12 October 2020 Konstantin Eggert The Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the European Union agreed to enter Alexander Lukashenko on the sanctions list, AFP reports with reference to the source.

The other day, Vladimir Putin published an article on the results of World War II in the American publication The National Interest. Konstantin Eggert carefully read the fresh Putin and found that in fact this article is more likely not about the war, but about the unrealized dreams of Putin himself. The heading of the Putin article should not mislead the public.

The Kremlin has stepped up work on options for extending the power of Vladimir Putin after the fourth term.

Putin once again checks the world community. He will draw conclusions at the end of this "exam" Russia unlocked the Kerch Strait (blocked after the shooting and detention of three Ukrainian ships ). The freedom of international shipping has been restored. Is the incident exhausted? Yes, and no. Probably, in the near future, Moscow will return the captured Ukrainian ships and, I believe, crews. However, the sediment, as they say, will remain.

How the UK answered the poisoning of the ex-employee of the GRU and what troubles still wait Photo: Flickr / René Who exactly and under what circumstances decided to kill a former GRU employee and British spy Sergei Skripal, we may never know. It seems that this “someone” was counting on the minimum reaction of the British authorities, similar to the one that followed the murder of Alexander Litvinenko. But everything turned out completely different.