In Russia-occupied Simferopol, the notorious Georgyi Muradov and collaborator Ivan Abazher became the main “heroes” of a series of provocations dedicated to the so-called ‘anniversary of the liberation of Bulgaria”.
In general, a rather narrow circle of people was noticed at these “conferences” and “events”, in the format “everyone is the same on the arena”, without any participation of even the most pro-Russian Bulgarian figures.
But if Bulgaria does not go to the invaders, then the puppets of the Russian special services themselves settle in the Balkans rather densely.
In this vein, it is worth noting the fake “journalist” Asya Ivanova-Zuan, who was declared at these “events” as the “chief editor of the NewsFront news agency” and was responsible for simulating the criminal action “write a letter to a Russian soldier”, allegedly “started in Bulgaria in February 2023″.
Previously, this obviously freaky character throughout 2022, in the role of an allegedly “Bulgarian journalist”, “covered” the most absurd theses of the aggressor’s propaganda on all kinds of supposedly “international” information resources.
It is worth recalling that the “NewsFront” itself is a propaganda structure controlled by the aggressor that has been criminally operating in the occupied Crimea since March 2014, the “editor-in-chief” of which is Konstantin Knyrik, a hereditary agent of the “Russian world” from Bakhchisarai.
Before the occupation of the Crimea, Knyrik managed to check in with the criminal “Crimean branch of the Eurasian Youth Union” Dugin, he was also associated with the fake “Crimean Cossacks” Vadim Ilovchenko and Sergey Yurchenko, who were involved by the aggressor on the peninsula until 2014 in attempts to incite interethnic hatred, then – in the capture buildings in the spring of 2014 and later in terrorist activities in the Donetsk region.
It is noteworthy that at the end of January 2023, the odious terrorist Igor Strelkov, after spreading all sorts of “courtesy” about him through the “NewsFront”, called Knyrik’s group as “deserved Crimean prostitutes.”
