Singer Naoko Added to Russia's Foreign Agents List

The Ministry of Justice included street singer Diana Loganova (Naoko), her guitarist Alexander Orlov, and the movement

Consensus

Diana Loginova, known as Naoko, was added to the Russian foreign agents registry by the Ministry of Justice.
Alexander Orlov, guitarist of the band 'StopTime', was added to the foreign agents registry.
The movement 'Malinovy Klin — Nезависимая Kuban' was added to the foreign agents registry.
All three were accused of participating in the creation and dissemination of materials from foreign agents or organizations deemed undesirable in Russia.
All three were accused of opposing the Special Military Operation (SVO) in Ukraine.
All three were accused of spreading false information about decisions and policies of Russian public authorities.
All three were accused of interacting with foreign agents.
Diana Loginova and Alexander Orlov reside outside Russia.
The inclusion occurred on October 16, 2026.
The Ministry of Justice published the decision on its official website.

Loginova participated in the creation and dissemination of messages and materials from foreign agents and organizations deemed undesirable in Russia. — riamo
Orlov and Naoko left Russia in 2025 after a series of arrests. — tg_dwglavnoe
Loginova was previously arrested and fined for performing songs that discredit the Russian army, specifically songs by artists recognized as foreign agents in Russia. — vesti
The movement 'Malinovy Klin' was accused of calling for disruption of the integrity of Russia. — tg_astrapress
Loginova was arrested three times in October of the previous year (2025) due to viral videos of her street concerts, including one on Sennaya Square that allegedly obstructed a woman's access to the metro. — fontanka
After three arrests, Loginova was offered to apologize and perform for Russian soldiers, but she chose to leave instead. — fontanka
After leaving Russia, Loginova and Orlov announced their engagement. — fontanka
Loginova and Orlov left Russia after a series of administrative arrests and fines following a 'StopTime' concert in St. Petersburg on September 27. — interfax
The founders of 'Malinovy Klin' are individuals living abroad. — interfax