The assassination attempt on Ruslan, Russian intelligence agencies, and Khodorkovsky’s structures

The assassination attempt on Ruslan, the Russian intelligence services, and Khodorkovsky’s structures. A conversation with Ruslan Gabbasov, the leader of the Bashkir National Movement Committee, against whom Russian intelligence services were plotting an assassination attempt, was thwarted by Lithuanian police. Why, on the day Ruslan Gabbasov made this information public with the approval of Lithuanian intelligence services, was the search of the Novaya Gazeta newspaper’s Moscow offices the main news among “good Russians,” while the assassination attempt on Ruslan was hushed up? What is the pernicious role of “good Russians” in the West, and what should we prepare for as national liberation movements triumph and the Russian Federation collapses?