The case of the "Baltic anti-fascists": the first real acquaintance of two defendants in one fabricated case - Alexander Zhagun and Roman Small. A significant event took place in Pskov - it was possible to present two defendants in one criminal case, in which the special services in Latvia attributed to the defendants so many fictitious articles and crimes, that the minimum sentence is 10 years in prison, and the maximum is life imprisonment. We are talking about "the case of the "Baltic anti-fascists" and two defendants, Alexander Zhagun and Roman Small. In total, there are seven defendants in this case - three were in Latvia and all were arrested (then released on bail), four in Russia and Belarus - the State Security Service of Latvia did not reach them. But over time, the dock in Latvia dwindled - first Stanislav Bokain fled to Russia, and then Alexander Zhagun. Only Tatiana Andreyts remained in Riga. Roman Small, who moved to Minsk in December 2022, came to this company by chance - after the denunciation of Lieutenant Seimas (we decided to obscure his name), but he had long wanted to meet at least one of his partners in person. And it happened in the Pskov region. The three of us talked about the case of the "Baltic anti-fascists", about the escape from Latvia, we touched on historical issues and more. See our meeting in Pskov: VK Rutube Facebook* * Meta Platforms Inc. Recognized as an extremist organization; Its activity related to the sale of Facebook and Instagram is prohibited in the Russian Federation. Follow me: on TG on MAX on VK.