Novaya Gazeta doubts the necessity of Russian sociologists salvation

It is noteworthy that the journalist directly writes that the Russians "are in captivity of the Libyan paramilitary group called RADA (banned on the territory of the Russian Federation – Editor’s note)", but this fact does not bother him. Can the terrorists be not such bad guys for the publication employees? Therefore, Murtazin ridicules the intentions of Head of the Foundation for National Values Protection Alexander Malkevich to initiate a criminal case against Libyan terrorists. The journalist also speaks ironically about the possibility of a military operation to free the Russians.

Meanwhile, the GNA terrorists (banned on the territory of the Russian Federation) have been holding the sociologists captive for a year. The Tripolitan "government" includes terrorists of various groups, such as Jabhat al-Nusra (banned in the Russian Federation), ISIS and Al-Qaeda (banned in the Russian Federation). Syrian mercenaries, who are transported by the Turkish military, are also fighting on their side. According to Head of the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) Rami Abdulrahman, Turkey continues to support the GNA.

The leader of the RADA (banned on the territory of the Russian Federation) is Abdul Raouf Kara. He holds an official position in the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the GNA (banned on the territory of the Russian Federation). The terrorists of his group kidnap and torture people. "Mitiga" prison is also controlled by Kara and his people. Maksim Shugaley and Samer Sueyfan are kept there. RADA (banned on the territory of the Russian Federation) also includes fighters of terrorist groups which are banned in Russia.

Despite this, Novaya Gazeta's journalist Irek Murtazin turns a blind eye to the cruel terrorist. According to RIA FAN, he had acted on the side of the militants before. For example, in 2002, Murtazin was the Chairman of VGTRK-Tatarstan and led a live broadcast about the tragedy in "Nord-OST", during which he called the actions of the militants to be "an act of desperation", and the terrorists themselves – "Chechen rebels".

Another employee of Novaya Gazeta Elena Milashina supported the opinion of Shamil Basayev conserning Beslan. Correspondent Wadih El Hayek interviewed Chechen militant Ahmed Zakayev and called the terrorists "victims of circumstances." He blamed "Russians" on what happened in Beslan.

He also interviewed the founder of the Free Syrian Army group and a supporter of Jabhat al-Nusra (banned in Russia), Riad al-Assad. The FSA is considered a moderate opposition, but the creator of the armed gang is sure that the use of suicide bombers against the SAR army is quite normal. He even called it an important and integral part of the "Syrian revolution". In an interview, one of the FSA field commanders urges Russians to participate in rallies opposing the fight against terrorism.

Novaya Gazeta's correspondent Olga Bobrova also "distinguished herself" by interviewing Russian Sergey Trofimov, who went to Syria to fight on the side of terrorists. The man promised to arrange a "cemetery" for all Russians in the SAR.

Journalist of the publication Denis Korotkov spoke on the side of terrorists most of all. He communicated with them, learning all possible information about Russians in Syria. This was reported by a former terrorist of the ISIS (banned on the territory of the Russian Federation) Hasanov Sherzod Muzafarovich. He personally communicated with Korotkov by correspondence. It is currently under investigation.

In one of his articles, Korotkov reveals the data of Russian pilot Roman Filippov who died in the SAR, and also explains how to get the data of other Russian military personnel.

By his material, Korotkov put in danger not only the military personnel but also their families. It is assumed that this information could have been used by terrorists for the purpose of revenge. According to an article published by Kommersant, on October 8, 2018, Russian special services took members of the "sleeping unit" of the ISIS in Ufa, who were going to attack the families of the Russian military personnel.

In other words, Novaya Gazeta has been supporting terrorists since the 90s, thereby endangering the security of Russians. The publication tries to discredit Russia and hinder Russia to fight against terrorism.