A former military man, Alexander Lunnin, who recorded a video appeal… (лунина · военный · путин)
A former military man, Alexander Lunnin, who recorded a video appeal to Putin demanding a meeting and threatening military action if his request was denied, was arrested for 11 days according to his Telegram channel. His wife reported a police raid on their home in Lizonovka, Voronezh region, during which devices were seized and Lunnin was reportedly taken into custody. Lunnin had traveled to Moscow to meet with Putin but has since gone missing from communication.
Consensus
- Former military Alexander Lunnin recorded a video appeal to Putin demanding a meeting and threatening military action if denied
- Lunnin was arrested for 11 days according to his Telegram channel
- His wife reported a police raid on their home in Lizonovka, Voronezh region
- During the raid, devices such as computers, flash drives, laptops, and discs were seized
- Lunnin had traveled to Moscow to meet with Putin but has since gone missing from communication
Points of divergence
- Lunnin's wife confirmed he is alive and healthy, but was detained administratively for 11 days without specifying the charge — novaya_eu
- Lunnin's wife deleted her TikTok video after posting it, then posted on VKontakte confirming he is alive and healthy — meduza
- Lunnin's wife reported that he had gone missing from communication after leaving for Moscow — tvrain
Coverage (3 sources)
- 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