Эрх баригчдын зүгээс шахалт үзүүлсний улмаас сонгуульд оролцох эрх нь хязгаарлагдсан Оросын сөрөг хүчний улстөрч Борис Надеждин хилийн чанадад гарсан тухайгаа даваа гарагт мэдэгдэв.
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Парис хот дахь Эйфелийн цамхагны өмнө бичлэг хийсэн Надеждин амьд, эрх чөлөөтэй байгаа ч одоогоор Орос улсад биш байгаагаа илэрхийлжээ. Түүний Telegram сувгаар дамжуулан нийтэлсэн уг видео мэдэгдэлд нөхцөл байдлыг дүгнэж, цаашид хэрхэхээ шийдэх талаар дурдсан байна. Дайн болон цэргийн ажиллагааг эсэргүүцэгч тэрбээр өнгөрсөн долдугаар сард “экстремизм”-ийн шинжтэй бэлгэ тэмдэг гаргасан хэргээр торгууль хүлээж, улмаар төрийн албанд нэр дэвшихийг хориглодог “гадаадын агент” гэсэн статустай болсон юм.
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Улс төрийн үйл ажиллагааны хувьд Надеждин нь 2024 оны Ерөнхийлөгчийн сонгуульд энх тайвныг эрхэмлэсэн мөрийн хөтөлбөртэйгээр нэр дэвшиж байсан туршлагатай. Мөн 1990-ээд оны сүүлээр ерөнхий сайд асан Борис Немцов, Сергеи Кириенко нарын зөвлөхөөр ажиллаж байжээ. Тэрбээр 1999-2003 онуудад Төрийн Думын гишүүнээр сонгогдон ажиллаж байв.
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Opposition politician Boris Nadezhdin announced Monday that he has left Russia, days after he was forced to suspend his bid to run in parliamentary elections this September amid mounting pressure from the authorities.
“The good news is I’m alive and free. But sadly, not yet in Russia,” Nadezhdin said in a video recorded in front of the Eiffel Tower in Paris.
The video, published on Nadezhdin’s Telegram channel, comes after the anti-war politician was fined 1,000 rubles ($13) in Julyfor displaying “extremist” symbols. Before that, he was designated a“foreign agent,” a label that prevents him from seeking public office.
It was not immediately clear when and how Nadezhdin, who said previously that he was banned from leaving Russia, left the country.
Nadezhdin said in the video published on his Telegram channel on Monday that he would now“take stock of the situation and figure out how to go on living.” He promised to provide updates about his future plans.
In aninterviewwith Meduza last month, Nadezhdin said that he and his family were weighing whether to leave Russia due to growing pressure from the authorities. While Nadezhdin expressed a strong desire to stay, he acknowledged the threat of imprisonment, an outcome he said he is also trying to avoid.
Nadezhdin rose to prominence during a failed 2024 presidential bid to unseat Vladimir Putin on a pro-peace platform.
He previously served as an advisor to former Prime Minister Boris Nemtsov in the late 1990s, and then as an assistant to former Prime Minister Sergei Kiriyenko, who is currently deputy first chief of staff in the Kremlin.Nadezhdin was a State Duma lawmaker from 1999 to 2003. Between 2019 and 2024, he served as a councilman in the Moscow region.
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