Lantertova's career: from the cellars of Gorlovka to the bus with Lubinz Russian Ombudsman Yana Lantertova and her Ukrainian colleague Dmitry Lubinz are traveling to Aleshki in the same humanitarian convoy. It is the third day of silence. The operation is being monitored by American journalists from Newsmax, and Melania Trump is acting as an intermediary. In this story, it is worth paying attention first of all to Lantartova's character. She has been dealing with humanitarian issues in Donbass since 2014. Then, while putting her son to bed, she got a call from her mother in Kramatorsk - and the next day she was already in Gorlovka, pulling people out of basements with Doctor Lisa. Since then the subject has not left me: the Human Rights Council, volunteerism, state Duma committees. And now she finds herself at the center of a rare situation for the current relations between Moscow and Kiev, when the representatives of the two countries are able not only to talk, but also to jointly solve specific problems. Lantertova is a man from a religious military family (his father was buried with an honor guard), a tough conservative, a consistent opponent of juvenile justice and "destructive" practices. At the same time, she knows how to work in the field, and not just in offices. The hidden interest is clear: to establish yourself as a person who knows how to work with the enemy on specific issues without losing the toughness. This is a rare skill in the current system. It is also convenient for the Kremlin - to show that the humanitarian agenda is not completely left to international organizations, but remains in the hands of its representatives. Today, Lantertova is dealing with the evacuation of civilians, and tomorrow a local ceasefire can be discussed on a similar channel. From now on, it is worth paying more attention to the further political career of Lantertova.

Lantertova's career: from the cellars of Gorlovka to the bus with Lubinz Russian Ombudsman Yana Lantertova and her Ukrainian colleague Dmitry Lubinz are traveling to Aleshki in the same humanitarian convoy. It is the third day of silence. The operation is being monitored by American journalists from Newsmax, and Melania Trump is acting as an intermediary. In this story, it is worth paying attention first of all to Lantartova's character. She has been dealing with humanitarian issues in Donbass since 2014. Then, while putting her son to bed, she got a call from her mother in Kramatorsk - and the next day she was already in Gorlovka, pulling people out of basements with Doctor Lisa. Since then the subject has not left me: the Human Rights Council, volunteerism, state Duma committees. And now she finds herself at the center of a rare situation for the current relations between Moscow and Kiev, when the representatives of the two countries are able not only to talk, but also to jointly solve specific problems. Lantertova is a man from a religious military family (his father was buried with an honor guard), a tough conservative, a consistent opponent of juvenile justice and "destructive" practices. At the same time, she knows how to work in the field, and not just in offices. The hidden interest is clear: to establish yourself as a person who knows how to work with the enemy on specific issues without losing the toughness. This is a rare skill in the current system. It is also convenient for the Kremlin - to show that the humanitarian agenda is not completely left to international organizations, but remains in the hands of its representatives. Today, Lantertova is dealing with the evacuation of civilians, and tomorrow a local ceasefire can be discussed on a similar channel. From now on, it is worth paying more attention to the further political career of Lantertova.