Moscow is out of Amnesty International for “Rosovobia” amid the Ukraine war Russia-Ukraine, news war

Russia claims that members of the International Law group supported extremist organizations and “foreign agents”.

The Russian authorities have identified Amnesty International as a “undesirable” organization, claiming that the rights group publishes the pro -Western -backed war in Ukraine, in the latest campaign against Kremlin critics.

The Russian Prosecutor’s Office said in a statement on Monday that the office of Amnesty in London was a “center for preparing global terrorist projects paid by the Kiev regime’s partners,” according to the state -run media.

He claimed that since the beginning of the war in February 2022, the pardon was “doing everything possible to intensify the military confrontation in the region,” including “insisting on our country’s political and economic isolation.”

The office also confirmed that members of the International Rights Group “support extremist organizations and finance the activities of foreign agents.”

Pardon does not immediately respond to these allegations.

The appointment means the International Human Rights Group Any work in Russia must be stoppedThe defendants, in cooperation or support for criminal trial, will be exposed.

This can include anyone involved in Amnesty International’s social media reports.

Russia currently recognizes 223 entities as “undesirable” organizations, including some news and news groups backed by Western. Some of these include international transparency, Midua Latvia portAnd Radio Free Eurobe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL).

Amnesty International was founded in 1961 to document and report human rights violations all over the world and a campaign to issue those who are considered an unfair prison.

The organization won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1977, after it was recognized “for the global respect for human rights” and the efforts to combat torture, defend the prisoner of conscience, and enhance the global commitment to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

In addition to covering human rights violations during the Ukraine war, the group documented the massacres in the Gaza Strip Israeli apartheidAs well as atrocities in Sudan and many other countries.

Moscow has intensified the campaign of human rights and civil society organizations with a decrease in relations with the West on the Ukrainian war and the expansion of NATO.

This included the expansion of the labels of the “unwanted foreign agent” and the “foreign agent” to close the opposition voices, as well as suppressing the rights of some minority groups.

The move came on Monday, as was scheduled to be US President Donald Trump Hold a phone An invitation with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Foludmir Zelinski amid efforts to end the fighting.

Track diplomatic efforts Live and decisive conversationsThe first in three years, between delegations from Ukraine and Russia in Istanbul in Turki on Friday.

The brief talks have only resulted in an agreement to exchange 1,000 prisoners, according to the heads of both delegations, while the largest such exchange will be since the war began.

A senior Ukrainian official said to the conversations that the Russian negotiators demanded that Kiev withdraw its forces from all its areas demanded by Moscow before they agreed to a ceasefire. This is a red line for Ukraine, and as is the case, Russia does not have full control in those areas.