Lunin

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Alexander Lunin is a former military personnel who gained attention for publishing an open letter to Vladimir Putin, in which he demanded a personal meeting with the president and expressed concerns about conditions in the Russian army. He claimed that his video appeal, which garnered over 12 million views, was seen by officials in the presidential administration. Following this, Lunin disappeared from public view after traveling to Moscow and reported being detained for 11 days under unclear administrative charges related to alleged extremist symbolism. His wife confirmed an official search…

Recent coverage

• Military officer Lunin sentenced for extremist symbolism after appealing to Putin — Вечерняя Москва
• Former soldier demanding meeting with Putin reportedly arrested for 11 days — Новая газета Европа
• A search was conducted at the home of military man Alexander Lunitin, who recorded an appeal to Putin — Meduza
• Search conducted at the home of military blogger Lunin's wife, who recorded an appeal to Putin and left for Moscow to meet him — Дождь
• Chaos on the Frontline Just Like Across the Country: Russian Soldier Alexander Lunin Demands Meeting with Putin to 'Bring the Truth to Vladimir Vladimirovich' — Новая газета Европа
• The Kremlin knows about veteran Lunin's appeal to the SVO, but hasn't had time to review it yet — Вести
• Enough strange phrasing: Peskov responds to General Lulin's appeal to Putin — Дождь
• Peskov comments on veteran Lunin's appeal to Putin regarding the SVO — Коммерсантъ
• «Enough strange formulations»: Kremlin on General Lunin's appeal to Putin — Meduza
• Russian General Alexander Lunin, Who Threatened Putin With Mutiny, Has 10 Million Views on Instagram. Who Is He? — Meduza
• Former commander of the Sudoplatov Battalion records appeal to Putin with threats of mutiny — Дождь