Activist Ariadna Litvinova spoke about her deportation from Turkey.…

Activist Ariadna Litvinova spoke about her deportation from Turkey. Journalist Alexey Strelnikov published Litvinova's letter.

Consensus

Ariadna Litvinova was deported from Turkey to Russia on July 4.
She was detained at a train station in Edirne during a document check.
The reason for her detention was stated as a violation of migration legislation.
No official charges were brought against her during the deportation process.
She was not given the right to appeal the deportation decision.
She was transported in handcuffs.
She was informed of the deportation only at the moment it occurred.
She claimed she repeatedly told Turkish authorities she feared returning to Russia.
She was immediately detained upon arrival in Russia and is currently in pre-trial detention (SIZO).
She had previously been charged in Russia with 'discrediting the army' and was placed under a wanted status.
Her case in Russia involved a change of charges from vandalism to 'repeated discrediting of the army'.
She had fled Russia in 2025 after being charged with vandalism for graffiti on military banners in St. Petersburg.

Litvinova's father claimed she was detained when he called police during a conflict with her and his wife, but she denies this. — tg_echoonline_news
Litvinova believes Turkish authorities knew she was wanted in Russia but chose to deport her instead of investigating. — meduza
Litvinova was detained for 'discrediting the army' due to graffiti in St. Petersburg, and the article mentions her being charged with this offense. — tg_paperpaper_ru
Litvinova was in Turkey living with her father, and her father's version of events involves a conflict leading to police involvement. — meduza