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- 22 november 2024, 15:33
- The Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation
The Supreme Court of the Russian Federation upon the claim of the Prosecutor General of the Russian Federation, recognized the international organization “Free Nations of Post-Russia Forum”, established in the form of a social movement in Poland in 2022, as terrorist.
It consists of 172 structural divisions, organized along national and regional lines (“Baltic Republican Party”, Ingria movement, “Congress of the Peoples of the North Caucasus”, “Free Yakutia” Foundation, Far Eastern Confederation, etc.).
The organization is led by so-called leaders of national-separatist movements who have fled abroad. They see their task as dividing the Russian Federation into separate states subject to the influence of unfriendly countries.
As methods of achieving its goals, the Forum uses calls for participation in hostilities on the side of the armed forces of Ukraine, committing terrorist attacks and sabotages, and facilitating terrorist activities.
The Forum interacts with its structural divisions via information support through the promotion of anti-Russian ideas about the illegal secession of territories from our country.
The Prosecutor General's Office
of the Russian Federation
The Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation
22 november 2024, 15:33
«Free Nations of Post-Russia Forum» and 172 of its structural divisions are recognized as terrorist organizations
The Supreme Court of the Russian Federation upon the claim of the Prosecutor General of the Russian Federation, recognized the international organization “Free Nations of Post-Russia Forum”, established in the form of a social movement in Poland in 2022, as terrorist.
It consists of 172 structural divisions, organized along national and regional lines (“Baltic Republican Party”, Ingria movement, “Congress of the Peoples of the North Caucasus”, “Free Yakutia” Foundation, Far Eastern Confederation, etc.).
The organization is led by so-called leaders of national-separatist movements who have fled abroad. They see their task as dividing the Russian Federation into separate states subject to the influence of unfriendly countries.
As methods of achieving its goals, the Forum uses calls for participation in hostilities on the side of the armed forces of Ukraine, committing terrorist attacks and sabotages, and facilitating terrorist activities.
The Forum interacts with its structural divisions via information support through the promotion of anti-Russian ideas about the illegal secession of territories from our country.