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04 Aug 2026, 14:19

Hopeful that he will be able to leave Russia after the election of Zelensky

  • Boris Nadezhdin said he would appeal to Telegram, where he will be able to counter Russia at the same time.
  • According to the politician, the decision to do so was made to counter the “influence of the Kremlin’s agents,” and to show that “the extremists’ symbolism” is being used.
  • Before the election, Nadezhdin said that he would be able to counter the false statements about the election.

Russian opposition politician Boris Nadezhdin said that he would appeal to Telegram, where he would be able to counter Russia at the same time. In the meantime, he published a short video on Telegram, in which he said that Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky would be elected.

In the video, Nadezhdin tells that he is “living in freedom,” but “not in Russia.” He also claims that he has been able to maintain this position for a long time.

In a material published by the Russian opposition, Nadezhdin was quoted as saying that the decision to counter the “influence of the Kremlin’s agents” was made. The material also notes that he has been living in the West since 2023, where a short time ago he was said to have been in contact with Oleksiy Navalny’s associates. The material also says that he has been living in the West since 2023, where a short time ago he was said to have been in contact with Oleksiy Navalny’s associates. The material also says that he has been living in the West since 2023, where a short time ago he was said to have been in contact with Oleksiy Navalny’s associates.

The material also states that Nadezhdin, who is 63 years old, has been living in Russia for the past year, but that he has been unable to take part in the presidential election. It also adds that, as of 2024, he has been writing, signing, and submitting documents, but that the court has not yet allowed him to take part in the election.

Tags: Russia/Politics

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  • meduza.io - Russia opens administrative case against anti-war politician Boris Nadezhdin over a Meduza interview