The head of the Human Rights Council, Valery Fadeev, suggested moving the Solovetsky stone from Lubyanka Square to the "Wall of Sorrow" monument. He told TASS about this after laying flowers on the day of remembrance for the victims of political repression. Fadeev explained that the monument near the FSB building is used for "politics" by representatives of Western countries that provide weapons to fight Russia. According to the head of the council, the visits of foreign diplomats are a "cheap game" with the aim of blaming modern intelligence officers for the "sins of others". Fadeev emphasized that moving the stone to one commemorative space would be a sign of honor, and noted the lack of need for urgent decisions.

The head of the Human Rights Council, Valery Fadeev, suggested moving the Solovetsky stone from Lubyanka Square to the "Wall of Sorrow" monument. He told TASS about this after laying flowers on the day of remembrance for the victims of political repression. Fadeev explained that the monument near the FSB building is used for "politics" by representatives of Western countries that provide weapons to fight Russia. According to the head of the council, the visits of foreign diplomats are a "cheap game" with the aim of blaming modern intelligence officers for the "sins of others". Fadeev emphasized that moving the stone to one commemorative space would be a sign of honor, and noted the lack of need for urgent decisions.