Borodin Proposes Using Ionoagent Assets for SVO Support
Vitaly Borodin proposed redirecting the assets of foreign agents who discredit the Russian army to support participants of the special military operation and their families. A new law enabling asset seizures of Russians abroad who violate Russian law came into effect on September 1.
Consensus
- Vitaly Borodin, head of the Federal Project on Security and Anti-Corruption, proposed redirecting assets of foreign agents who discredit the Russian military to support participants of the special military operation (SVO) and their families.
- The law allowing seizure of assets of Russians abroad who violate Russian legislation came into force on September 1.
- The law applies to individuals who, while outside Russia, engage in activities such as spreading false information or discrediting the army.
- Borodin stated that funds should be used for purchasing property, rewards, family support, and rehabilitation for SVO participants.
Points of divergence
- President Vladimir Putin signed the package of laws in August, introducing additional restrictions for individuals evading criminal prosecution abroad and for certain categories of violators of foreign agent legislation. — vosti
- The law also expands the list of articles in the Administrative Code (KоАП) that can be used to hold Russians abroad accountable. — vm
Coverage (3 sources)
- Borodin proposed seizing property of foreign agents for the benefit of SVO participants — РИАМО
- In Russia, called to seize property of foreign agents for SVO needs — Вести
- Head of FPBC Borodin called for seizing property of foreign agents to support SVO fighters — Вечерняя Москва