Russia has added ex-Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko to its list of people they’re looking for, as reported by Russian state media, referring to the Interior Ministry’s records.
Russia adds Yulia Tymoshenko to wanted list
Tass, a Russian news agency, reported that Tymoshenko is wanted for unknown criminal charges.
She supposedly appears on a list alongside Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and his predecessor, Petro Poroshenko. This list also includes many officials and lawmakers from Ukraine and NATO countries.
Tymoshenko and her Fatherland party didn’t say anything on Saturday.
According to Mediazona, a news source in Russia, they’ve been keeping track of both Zelenskyy and Poroshenko since at least late February.
Kaja Kallas, the Prime Minister of Estonia, which is part of NATO and the EU, strongly supports giving more military help to Kyiv and tougher punishments for Moscow.
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In February, Russian officials said they want Kallas because Tallinn is trying to remove old statues of Red Army soldiers from the Baltic nation. They see this as getting rid of symbols of past oppression, but it’s happening late.
In Russia, there are rules against supporting or glorifying Nazism. They also have laws that make it illegal to disrespect or damage memorials related to wars.
Russia has made a list of people they’re unhappy with. It includes government officials from Estonia and Lithuania, along with the prosecutor from the International Criminal Court who wanted to charge Russian President Putin with war crimes. They’ve also accused Ukraine’s military intelligence chief of doing “terrorist” things, like ordering drone attacks on Russian buildings.
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