Natalya Poklonskaya announced that she was appointed to the post of adviser to the Prosecutor General Igor Krasnov.
“I stop maintaining social pages and any public activity. Now I will be engaged in the fulfillment of the tasks set by the Prosecutor General of Russia in accordance with the Federal Law "On the Prosecutor's Office of the Russian Federation."
On June 13, Vladimir Putin fired Natalya Poklonskaya from the post of deputy head of Rossotrudnichestvo. She took up this post a couple of weeks before the start of the Russian war against Ukraine, on February 2.
During the war, Poklonskaya, on the Live Nail YouTube channel, stated that “the letter Z symbolizes tragedy and grief for both Russia and Ukraine”: “Russian soldiers and Russians are dying, and parents receive different news. It's a disaster." After that, the State Council of Crimea admitted that they would deprive her of state awards.
Since the beginning of the war, Poklonskaya helped collect medicines for residents of the Kherson region, as well as organize the delivery of humanitarian aid to Ukraine. At the end of March, she said in an interview on the channel of Ekaterina Gordeeva that a denunciation had been written against her to the Investigative Committee. The author of the statement regarded as extremism a children's drawing with the slogan "World without War", published by Poklonskaya.
In early May, the mothers of the Russian military who were captured in Ukraine, as well as conscripts who did not return home , turned to Poklonskaya for help. She wrote about this in her Telegram channel:
“There were mothers whose sons were in military service and, contrary to the instructions of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief Vladimir Putin, were sent to Ukraine. So far they have not returned from there. There are those who are afraid of re-sending their sons, who are doing military service, to the zone of the military special operation. In this regard, I have prepared a letter to the Russian prosecutor's office with mothers' appeals on these issues.
Source: THE INSIDER
