On 22 November, the judicial machine called the so-called Supreme Court of Imperial Russia, condemned and recognized the Forum of Free States of Post-Russia as a terrorist structure at the initiative of the Prosecutor General’s Office in Moscow. Another 172 organizations were also included in the list of terrorists, which, according to the court, contribute to the collapse of Imperial Russia, participating in discussions on the forum.
The question arises: where did the 172 organizations come from? This is true. It is especially important that the Baltic Republican Party (BRP), which unites regionalists from the Kaliningrad (Königsberg) region, is listed in the first lines on the website of the General Prosecutor’s Office of Russia.
As the coordinator of the BRP, I have my independent point of view as to why our party was included in the first lines of this mythical list of terrorists. Shortly before the trial, in July 2024, the Ministry of Justice and Roskomnadzor entered the BRP into the state database as an extremist organization with a bias towards terrorism.
After these actions, in my opinion, FSB employees began to write to our subscribers on the regional Telegram channel “Koenigsberg. Baltic Republic”. They tried to persuade subscribers to create an underground cell in our region. These offers lasted about two months. The FSB officers pretended to be employees of the Ukrainian special services, claiming that they were ready to pay monetary compensation to those who agreed to participate in the underground organization.
Channel subscribers personally informed me about such attempts. About 20 people from among our residents received similar offers. I asked subscribers to send these “underground” organizers to me in Telegram and agreed to get in touch.
The FSB officers, acting in a commanding tone, declared that I, as the leader of the BRP, should organize an underground cell. They promised to pay a salary, but I immediately understood that I was dealing with FSB employees. The exchange of messages, mostly voice messages, lasted about two days. I tried to play by their rules and developed a strategy to put the Chekists in their place.
I suggested verification. He stated: “If you are an employee of the special services of Ukraine, turn on the video camera in real-time and show the state plaques of the buildings in Ukraine, as well as the Ukrainian flag flying over the administrative buildings.”
At this stage, my interlocutor, an FSB officer, could not fulfill this requirement and suffered a fiasco.
In our region, many residents are determined to be independent from Moscow. They know our party and treat it with respect.
This is how the FSB’s plan failed, which was to create an underground cell from subscribers to our channel, followed by the high-profile arrest of “underground regionalists” from the BRP, who were allegedly preparing terrorist attacks in the genre of falsifications from Chekists.
This clearly illustrates the level of today’s special services – amateurs of iron Felix.
Vadim Petrov, coordinator of the Baltic Republican Party, member of the League of Free Nations
