As Putin Is Described by Two Journalists Who Fled Russia: "The War in Ukraine Is only a Means of Maintaining Power.
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Their book destroys myths about the Kremlin system.
On June 29, 2021, at six o'clock in the morning, Russian journalist Roman Badanin was awakened by a knock on the door of his family's apartment in Moscow. "Get out quickly, someone scratched your car in the yard," someone shouted outside. As soon as he opened the door, masked men forced their way inside.
AFTER fleeing Russia, journalists Badanin and Rubin published an award-winning biography of Putin. The book portrays him as a cruel emperor without ideology, and the authors live in fear even today.
At 6 a.m. on 29 June 2021, Russian journalist Roman Badanin was awakened by a beating in the door of his family's apartment in Moscow. "Come quickly, someone scratched your car in the yard, shouted out a voice. The moment he opened...
At dawn, there was a knock on Roman Badanin’s Moscow apartment door. He was told that someone had scratched his car in the yard. When he opened the door, masked men entered the apartment. The same morning, the home of his colleague, Mikhail Rubin, was also raided. The two Russian investigative journalists later left Russia. Today, they work in exile, and their joint book is the result of decades of research and several […]
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