In Russia, sanctions against ex-People's Deputy from Ukraine Murayev were abolished-Roszma

The Russian side has decided to cancel the sanctions on Yevgeny Murayev after declaring suspicion of treason by the SBU. In Ukraine, he faces up to 15 years in prison. The Russian authorities have decided to cancel sanctions on the former Verkhovna Rada deputy Yevgeny Murayev. The reason for this was the in absentia announcement of suspicion of treason by the SBU. About it reports the Russian edition "RIA Novosti".

"The Cabinet of Ministers of the Russian Federation excluded the former deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of Murayev from the list of persons who apply special economic measures," - the message reads. On July 25, 2023, the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) informed about suspicion of treason for the former People's Deputy, the head of the prohibited pro -Russian party "Our" Yevgeny Muraev.

"The Security Service has assembled a evidence of the head of the forbidden party" Ours ", the exnard of Yevgeny Murayev, who is involved in subversive activity against Ukraine," the SBU said. The SBU noted that Murayev spread Kremlin narratives and manipulated the public opinion of Ukrainians in the interests of the Russian Federation, using its own TV channel "Our".

In particular, his media resources provided distorted information about the internal situation in Ukraine and its perception in the international arena. In November 2022, the SBU staff conducted searches with Yevgeny Murayev. Then he was withdrawn in cash, in particular in Russian rubles, weapons, computer equipment, mobile phones, books on Russian history and other materials.