Associate Professor at Charles University Ilya Lemeshkin sent an article to the journal Concept: Philosophy, Religion, Culture on the anniversary of the Russian full-scale invasion. Lemeshkin used an acrostic – the initial letters of the paragraphs, read from top to bottom, formed the phrase “Die Putler. No war. I. L.”
MGIMO did not notice anything – in June the article was published on the magazine’s website, and a printed edition was also published. Only after the media wrote about the article did MGIMO magazine remove it from its website.
