>He said Sobchak had crossed the border on her Israeli passport.
>“As an Israeli citizen, with a valid passport, she doesn’t need a visa and can enter Lithuania and stay here for up to 90 days,” Jauniskis said.
Interesting.
>According to the Russian state news agency Tass, the country’s security services had an order to arrest Sobchak
Political tides are changing.
>“Sobchak always tried to sit on both chairs,” Alexander Rodniansky, a prominent Ukrainian-born movie director and longtime friend, wrote on his Instagram channel on Thursday, referring to her journalism while maintaining personal connections to the ruling elite.
>“That might have been possible before, but times have changed … And now she is fleeing from a fabricated case against her.”
I’m glad to see the Russian elite crumble and flee, but that doesn’t mean they are innocent lambs. They stood with Putin up until it became unbearable.
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>He said Sobchak had crossed the border on her Israeli passport.
>“As an Israeli citizen, with a valid passport, she doesn’t need a visa and can enter Lithuania and stay here for up to 90 days,” Jauniskis said.
Interesting.
>According to the Russian state news agency Tass, the country’s security services had an order to arrest Sobchak
Political tides are changing.
>“Sobchak always tried to sit on both chairs,” Alexander Rodniansky, a prominent Ukrainian-born movie director and longtime friend, wrote on his Instagram channel on Thursday, referring to her journalism while maintaining personal connections to the ruling elite.
>“That might have been possible before, but times have changed … And now she is fleeing from a fabricated case against her.”
I’m glad to see the Russian elite crumble and flee, but that doesn’t mean they are innocent lambs. They stood with Putin up until it became unbearable.