In 14 years of a penal colony of maximum security, the author Boris Akunin was convicted in the past. The Russian court found him guilty of supporting terrorist activities. Akunin has lived on emigration for many years and is known for criticizing the authorities in the Kremlin as well as protests against the war in Ukraine. Interview with a author on Tuesday's program "Day in the World" on Polsat News. Come in at 10:30.
Boris Akunin (real name - Grigorij Czchartishvili) was besides accused of "justifying terrorism" and failing to fulfil the obligations arising from its designation as so-called. foreign agent. Russian authorities included Akunin on the list of specified "agents" last January.
Boris Akunin convicted. A government in Russia found that the author "justifies terrorism"
Investigators found that the author has published more than 30 material on social networks without indicating their relation with the position of "agent". In 1 of these publications the authorities saw "justification of terrorism". Akunin’s conversation with two prokremlian pranksters.
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They impersonated the president of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenski and Ukrainian Minister of Culture Tissue Alexander. Akunin in this conversation told them that he supported Ukraine and admitted that he was organizing a fund-raiser for Ukrainian Army. Then a criminal case was brought against him and placed on international list wanted by Russian authorities terrorists and extremists.
Boris Akunin at Polsat News. Interview broadcast at 10:30 p.m. on "World Day"
Moreover, the publishing home that published his books discontinued this activity and the trading networks withdrew it from sales. Akunin left Russia after 2014, erstwhile authorities in Moscow made the illegal annexation of Crimea. He presently lives in London. Before the Russian invasion of Ukraine was one of the most popular writers in Russia.
Boris Akunin is the author of a multivolume "History of the Russian State" and besides known in Poland a series of crime novels about adventures Estas Fandorina. With a author on Tuesday's show "A day in the world" He'll talk. Grzegorz Kozak. On an interview broadcast Welcome to Polsat News at 10:30.
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