Translated material
In danger
It seems that it is fashionable for us to make statements about raider takeovers of parties. First, Mikhail Prokhorov accused officials of the presidential administration and members of the Right Cause, obedient to them, of raiding the congress, and after him, the representative of Russia to NATO, Dmitry Rogozin, brought a similar accusation against the leader of A Just Russia, Sergei Mironov, regarding the Rodina party, which Rogozin had previously headed “A Just Russia” was formed as a result of the merger of “Motherland”, the Party of Pensioners and Mironov’s Party of Life. Now Rogozin claims that the unification document was signed by “little known people.”
Rogozin demands that the shipment be returned to him, although he admits that it is not yet clear how. Mironov has already stated that Rogozin will “get by.”
On September 21, a congress of the Rodina - Congress of Russian Communities movement, headed by Rogozin, will take place in Moscow. Rogozin, apparently, does not intend to remain in Brussels and intends to return to Russian politics. He himself stated something similar. As Vedomosti writes, at the movement’s congress, Rogozin is going to call on former Rodina members to leave A Just Russia. There were reports that Rogozin would join the All-Russian Popular Front and even United Russia.