The head of the Presidential Council on Human Rights (HRC), Valery Fadeev, explained the idea of ​​moving the Solovetsky stone from the FSB building in Lvivyanka in Moscow to the "Wall of Sorrow" monument. "To say that there is a correct memorial stone there, but there is an incorrect monument here, is completely wrong. The problem is that Evan Solovetsky is used for politics, yesterday diplomats arrived again from those countries that are actually at war with us, Western countries that provide weapons, intelligence, etc. Why do they come there? This is politics, to win the cheap game of the FSB and cheap of workers. This is where the idea arose to honor this stone and move it here to a large and beautiful monument, to an unforgettable place," said Fadeev.

The head of the Presidential Council on Human Rights (HRC), Valery Fadeev, explained the idea of ​​moving the Solovetsky stone from the FSB building in Lvivyanka in Moscow to the "Wall of Sorrow" monument. "To say that there is a correct memorial stone there, but there is an incorrect monument here, is completely wrong. The problem is that Evan Solovetsky is used for politics, yesterday diplomats arrived again from those countries that are actually at war with us, Western countries that provide weapons, intelligence, etc. Why do they come there? This is politics, to win the cheap game of the FSB and cheap of workers. This is where the idea arose to honor this stone and move it here to a large and beautiful monument, to an unforgettable place," said Fadeev.