The Russian prosecutor’s office has applied for the extradition of former state television presenter Farida Kurbangaleu. The journalist left his hometown in 2014 as soon as Russia annexed the Crimea Peninsula. She was accused of “spreading false information” about the Russian army.
The Russian prosecutor’s office has issued a message about former television presenter Farida Kurbangaleu. She currently lives in the Czech Republic, and Moscow has submitted a request for her deportation. It is not officially known what allegations have been filed against the journalists. On the web, she argues that it is about “justifying terrorism” and “spreading misinformation about the military.”
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“This is definitely a great honor for me, because Russia recognizes my contribution to Putin’s fight against criminal administration (…). Of course, both allegations sucked out of my fingers. “It’ll be done,” she wrote. I doubt the Czech Republic will support the office of Russian prosecutors.
Farida Kurbangaleu is chased by Russia. She was the face of the state television
Kurbangalewa worked for the state television Rossija 1 for many years. She held the main information program “Wusti.” In 2014, after the annexation of Crimea, she left the station and then left the country. He has been living and working in Prague since 2018.
From 2018 to 2021, Kurbangalewa worked for the Prague Russian television station, a Radio Free European project. He currently works with Govorit Nemoskva and runs his own channel on YouTube. She is the opponent of attacks on Ukraine and Vladimir Putin. In his work, he focuses on the tragic effects of war on both sides of the conflict.
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On May 11, 2024, a lawsuit was launched against her. Among the accused were other people who had journalists working for them. Kurbangaleva has been accused of promoting misinformation about Russian military forces and justifying the terrorist attacks. A Moscow court detained her for two months to arrest her on the territory of the Russian Federation, or to extradite the prosecution or deport her.
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