Comedian Nezlobin Added to Russia's Foreign Agents List
The Ministry of Justice has added television host and stand-up comedian Alexander Nezlobin, three other individuals, and the project "Byt' ili" and the information resource "Knigi-zhary" to the registry of foreign agents.
Consensus
- Alexander Nezlobin was included in the Russian registry of foreign agents on August 28.
- The Ministry of Justice of Russia made the decision.
- Other individuals and organizations were also added to the registry alongside Nezlobin.
- The inclusion was based on allegations of spreading political misinformation and supporting activities against Russian state interests.
Points of divergence
- The list includes activist Konstantin Gorozhanko (Maxim Fedorov) and blogger Alexei Mochalov. — vesti
- Marina Bazyluk (Sokolovskaya) is accused of aiding in fundraising for the Armed Forces of Ukraine and spreading content from undesirable organizations. — interfax
- Nezlobin and Mochalov are accused of spreading content from undesirable organizations. — interfax
- The priest Andrey Lvov was removed from the registry due to loss of foreign agent characteristics. — interfax
Coverage (2 sources)
- Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation included comedian Alexander Nezelobin in the registry of foreign agents — Вести
- Stand-up comedian Alexander Nezlobin recognized as foreign agent — Интерфакс
Key entities
- Alexandra Nezlobina
- Moscow
- Russia
- Ministry of Justice
- Konstantin Gorozhanko
- Alexey Mochalov
- Knigizhary
- INTERFAX.RU
- Apple
- Ministry of Justice
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