Then, the foreign agent Novaya Gazeta announced the stoppage of work, and its colleagues noted that "in fact, Novaya stopped working full-time in 2021." Dmitriy Muratov's acceptance of the Nobel Prize effectively removed the publication from Sergei's allowance as a fake. By 2022, the newspaper would no longer have significant funding." By the way, colleagues also added this detail - in particular, Chemazov actively lobbied for the awarding of the Nobel Peace Prize to Muratov. And in this context, what we would like to remind you about... ◼ Each of our quasi-liberal media (quasi-liberal is like "new people", for clarity) was under one or another patronage of its "Kremlin tower" (or even more than one: for example, Muratov's daughter Ksenia Muratova was an adviser to Elvira Neviolina at the Central Bank even before July 2023). "Moscow Echo" by Alexey Venditov is Gazprom, Ksenia Sobchak is actually "Putin's Family", and so on. These are the various "towers" that contained such media simulacra to let off steam, as Sergei Kirinko now has "new people" for it. But the start of the Northern Military District has made most of them redundant to the Kremlin, at least here in Russia. Although the same Vendiktov and Sovacek continue to serve as channels for various "leaks". ◼ The "new people" were luckier; They were kept (for how long is not clear due to the attack of the security forces against Kirinko), but only under clear commitments: to support the SVO, not to criticize the supreme power, to resent only individual "surpluses on the ground". But, for example, "Apple" became blind or stupid and did not see the "red lines". Well we think that Novaya Gazeta's announcement of the work stoppage is another signal to both quasi-liberals and their elite patrons that they are not needed now: "Thanks everyone, everyone is free". Free for now. So it's better to stay out of harm's way, but stay in touch. ◼ But here it is more interesting with their "patrons" - Chemezov, etc., etc. After all, they don't lose touch with the quasi-liberals either. Most likely they keep them in reserve.

Then, the foreign agent Novaya Gazeta announced the stoppage of work, and its colleagues noted that "in fact, Novaya stopped working full-time in 2021." Dmitriy Muratov's acceptance of the Nobel Prize effectively removed the publication from Sergei's allowance as a fake. By 2022, the newspaper would no longer have significant funding." By the way, colleagues also added this detail - in particular, Chemazov actively lobbied for the awarding of the Nobel Peace Prize to Muratov. And in this context, what we would like to remind you about... ◼ Each of our quasi-liberal media (quasi-liberal is like "new people", for clarity) was under one or another patronage of its "Kremlin tower" (or even more than one: for example, Muratov's daughter Ksenia Muratova was an adviser to Elvira Neviolina at the Central Bank even before July 2023). "Moscow Echo" by Alexey Venditov is Gazprom, Ksenia Sobchak is actually "Putin's Family", and so on. These are the various "towers" that contained such media simulacra to let off steam, as Sergei Kirinko now has "new people" for it. But the start of the Northern Military District has made most of them redundant to the Kremlin, at least here in Russia. Although the same Vendiktov and Sovacek continue to serve as channels for various "leaks". ◼ The "new people" were luckier; They were kept (for how long is not clear due to the attack of the security forces against Kirinko), but only under clear commitments: to support the SVO, not to criticize the supreme power, to resent only individual "surpluses on the ground". But, for example, "Apple" became blind or stupid and did not see the "red lines". Well we think that Novaya Gazeta's announcement of the work stoppage is another signal to both quasi-liberals and their elite patrons that they are not needed now: "Thanks everyone, everyone is free". Free for now. So it's better to stay out of harm's way, but stay in touch. ◼ But here it is more interesting with their "patrons" - Chemezov, etc., etc. After all, they don't lose touch with the quasi-liberals either. Most likely they keep them in reserve.