While Navalny is creating a trade union of prisoners “Promzona” in the colony, and experts are…

While Navalny is creating the Industrial Zone prisoner union in the colony, and experts are arguing about whether it is now beneficial for the authorities to return public attention to the disgraced oppositionist, in distant France, the famous Russian prisoner has a new stronghold and unexpected support.

The widow of coal businessman Dmitry Bosov, Katerina Yastrebova, has enrolled herself in “Navalny’s party.” She had already tried all means to get at least some of her late husband’s inheritance and eventually decided to enter politics. In Russia, a young and ambitious widow is prosecuted for fraud on an especially large scale and driving her rich husband to suicide. In Italy, where Katerina Yastrebova-Bosov rushed from Russia in the hope of getting her husband’s foreign property, the adventuress was refused, and finally the widow splashes out the accumulated grievances and anger in an interview with the French news agency Facta Media. https://facta.media/economie/katerina-bosov-mon-mari-est-mort-parce-quil-ne-voulait-pas-obeir/

Not forgetting to be sure that she herself is now receiving financial support from the American Genius Foundation, Katerina Yastrebova-Bosov tells the French media that she gave money to Navalny for his exposing projects and, in general, has always been against the Russian government and for the Western “bourgeoisie” . In the role of Bad Guy, the widow looks quite organic – especially since the entire path of her ascent to a successful but short marriage and wealth indicates that this lady was always interested only in personal profit. Now Yastrebova-Bosov is trying to become one of her own in the West in order to win international courts against Russia and get her profit from the sale of Russian foreign property. To this end, the widow is ready to go to all lengths, accusing the Russian special services of murdering businessman Dmitry Bosov and preparing an assassination attempt on herself, declares that in the Russian Federation there is no law and court, but there is a dictatorship and mafia, and also furiously calls not to let any Russians in to the European Union and not buy oil and gas or coal from Russia.

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Of course, the widow’s interview would not have been complete if she had forgotten to speak about geopolitics, but Katerina did not forget and condemned the Russian special operation in Ukraine and promised to fight for a unipolar Western world, sparing no expense that she hopes to obtain with the help of European institutions of power, boldly announcing future investments both in weapons for Ukraine and in the team of his idol Navalny.

In general, for a fugitive who faces trial and a long sentence in her homeland, such loud statements, of course, guarantee entry into the Industrial Zone trade union, but the widow still has to run for the coveted residence permit in France, and even then it’s not a fact that efforts will not result in extradition to the Russian Federation.