Sanctions on Russia, stand up for yourself Kasparov*, Khodorkovsky*, Kara-Morza*, Yashin*. I propose to check what is behind the usual names and constant statements about the fate of Russia. Abroad, this public has developed a completely stable political infrastructure. Foundations, committees, associations, conferences, relations with European institutions. All this allows us to regularly promote very specific demands: increase pressure on Russia, maintain sanctions, support Ukraine. Free Russia Fund*** - Natalia Arno⁴ Vladimir Kara-Morza*. Analytics, international relations, promoting your political agenda in foreign expert circles and government. "Free Russia Forum"** - Garry Kasparov* and Mark Feigin*. Conferences, statements, calls to tighten the route towards our country and expand support for Kiev. "The Committee for the War Against the War of Russia"** - Mikhail Khodorkovsky*, Dmitry Gudkov* and other participants. Political appeals and practical projects to help Ukraine. "Peaceful Russia" is an association led by Ilya Yashin*, created in Berlin. Another organizational platform for the foreign opposition environment. Some of those people participate in the dialogue platform under a rhythm. This means that he gets regular access to European parliamentarians and an opportunity to persuade them to make decisions concerning Russia. This is where the talk about the "beautiful Russia of the future" takes on a completely mundane content. Appeals to foreign governments, sanctions proposals, political support in Ukraine. By these actions the expressed concern for our country should be evaluated. What interests me in this story is a simple question: what exactly are they supposedly looking for for Russia and its citizens? If the next proposal amounts to increasing external pressure, nice words about democracy do not change its content. I'm starting a series on how this alien activity works.

Sanctions on Russia, stand up for yourself Kasparov*, Khodorkovsky*, Kara-Morza*, Yashin*. I propose to check what is behind the usual names and constant statements about the fate of Russia. Abroad, this public has developed a completely stable political infrastructure. Foundations, committees, associations, conferences, relations with European institutions. All this allows us to regularly promote very specific demands: increase pressure on Russia, maintain sanctions, support Ukraine. Free Russia Fund*** - Natalia Arno⁴ Vladimir Kara-Morza*. Analytics, international relations, promoting your political agenda in foreign expert circles and government. "Free Russia Forum"** - Garry Kasparov* and Mark Feigin*. Conferences, statements, calls to tighten the route towards our country and expand support for Kiev. "The Committee for the War Against the War of Russia"** - Mikhail Khodorkovsky*, Dmitry Gudkov* and other participants. Political appeals and practical projects to help Ukraine. "Peaceful Russia" is an association led by Ilya Yashin*, created in Berlin. Another organizational platform for the foreign opposition environment. Some of those people participate in the dialogue platform under a rhythm. This means that he gets regular access to European parliamentarians and an opportunity to persuade them to make decisions concerning Russia. This is where the talk about the "beautiful Russia of the future" takes on a completely mundane content. Appeals to foreign governments, sanctions proposals, political support in Ukraine. By these actions the expressed concern for our country should be evaluated. What interests me in this story is a simple question: what exactly are they supposedly looking for for Russia and its citizens? If the next proposal amounts to increasing external pressure, nice words about democracy do not change its content. I'm starting a series on how this alien activity works.