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Searches for MBH Media, Open Russia and Human Rights Cards. The reaction of social networks
On the morning of July 9, the security forces came with searches for the chief editor of MBH Media Sergey Prostakov, to the office of the editorial office of MBH Media, to the employees of Open Russia and Human Rights Cards, as well as to the municipal deputy Yulia Galyamina. Read more here .
I have a search in the Yukos case in 2003. Well, the real reasons, I think, are clear to everyone. This is our campaign "No!" and the action appointed on July 15. pic.twitter.com/ax4kde0dh6
- Julia Galyamina (@galiamina) July 9, 2020
Searches with Tatyana Usmanova, Olga Gorelik (wife of Konstantin Yankauskas) and Julia Galyamina. Apparently, they revenge for the campaign "No".
- Dmitry Gudkov (@gudkovd) July 9, 2020
Mass searches for Open Russia employees are another intimidation action. Obviously, nothing in their apartments can be in the “Yukos case” of 2003. This is an attempt to demoralize those who are against Putin and publicly punish those who opposed Putin's amendments.
- Alexey Navalny (@navalny) July 9, 2020
Medusa found out that thousands of people with invalid passports participated in electronic voting.
Expectations: voting results are canceled, the police begins to verify the members of the cycle
Reality: Journalists MBH Media Searches- Stalingulag (@stalingulag) July 9, 2020
According to the security forces, the reason for the searches is the case of Yukos in 2003. Many drew attention to the absurdity of such an explanation-the chief editor of MBH Media Sergey Prostakov, for example, in 2003 it was only fifteen years old.
Incredibly valuable witness pic.twitter.com/halhmyrodm
- MBH Media (@mbkhmedia) July 9, 2020
This is what the kitchen of the rented apartment of Sergei Prostakov looks like, from whom billions in the Yukos case of 2003 want to find, by the way, Prostakov born in 1988 and at that time studied at the school Pic.twitter.com/jna1eoyint
- Sable Love (@sobollubov) July 9, 2020
Whether the 14-year-old Klyquinian teenager Prostakov knew in 2003 that the bitch would be searched for the Yukos case
- Mlimova Porridge (@ymasha) July 9, 2020
Some notice that arrests and searches began immediately after the adoption of amendments to the Constitution.
They said to you: what you clung to the collapse, read all the amendments. It probably was written in small print: searches, arrests and other hell every day
- Masha Borzunova (@mborzunova) July 9, 2020
Every new morning in Russia since Putin was reset, more and more surprisingly: the 8th search of Verzilov ended, there are searches for Open Russia, the Governor of the Khabarovsk Territory was detained
- Kira Yarmys (@kira_yarmysh) July 9, 2020
In general, it seems that searches in Russia are no longer surprising - the persecution of journalists and human rights activists is becoming commonplace.
Congratulations on searches every day Pic.twitter.com/wb1jaahsne
- Sasha Lou (@sashalu_) July 9, 2020
It seems that in the editorial office it is time to introduce the rolling rule at seven in the morning. Who did not answer - everyone goes to him
- Mikhail Zelenskiy (@zformever) July 9, 2020
2020 is officially declared a year of hunting for journalists in Russia
- Tanya Doshirak (@tanuhabeluha) July 9, 2020