Konstantin Malofeev
Lavrov, Steven Segal and a Bulgarian Citizen will establish an International Russophile Movement
An international movement of Russophiles will be established on March 14 in Moscow, and the initiative has been headed for many years by Nikolay Malinov, head of the Bulgarian National Movement "Russophiles".
The ring around Putin tightens? One message caused chaos
Critics who largely support Russia's invasion of Ukraine see Putin's government as the main culprit for the military's poor preparation ahead of the war, the high number of dead Russian soldiers and slow progress on the ground.
Russian oligarch Malofeev: New sanctions from the USA with reference to activities in Greece
The new round of US sanctions on the war in Ukraine is targeting a major Russian commercial bank and a "global network" of more than 40 individuals and entities.
According to the announcement of the US Treasury Department, the specific network was under the leadership of the Russian oligarch, Konstantin Malofeev, whose activities had extended to Greece.
Russia Pulls Diplomat Suspected of Spying in Bulgaria
The Bulgarian Foreign Ministry announced on Monday that Russia has withdrawn a member of its diplomatic corps in Sofia after the Bulgarian State Prosecution announced earlier that day that it was investigating him or her for spying.
Bulgaria Charges Pro-Russian Movement Leader with Spying
Bulgarian PM Boyko Borissov and his Russian counterpart Dimitri Medvedev discuss energy projects on August 12. Photo: EPA-EFE/VASSIL DONEV.
Prosecutor-general Sotir Tsatsarov told media on Tuesday that Nikolay Malinov has been charged with espionage and that a former senior Russian intelligence officer, Leonid Reshetnikov, has been barred from entering Bulgaria.
Alexander Dugin: The one Russian linking Trump, Putin & Erdogan
The Russian ultra-nationalist dubbed “Putin’s Rasputin” by Breitbart News when it was run by President Donald Trump’s chief strategist, Steve Bannon, has emerged as an unlikely foreign-policy fixer for the Kremlin.
"Putin’s tycoon to buy media empire in Serbia" - daily
Russia plans to buy a national broadcaster in Serbia;Russian billionaire Konstantin Malofeev, close to Vladimir Putin, is mentioned as the prospective buyer.
This was reported by Belgrade-based daily Blic on Tuesday.