Dmitry Steshin

A man from Shoigu's old court writing about the failures of Liman the ministry once admit could reasonably conclude his turn was coming.

And then from Dmitry, uh, Steshin of Kommunisticheskaya Pravda, and, uh, this is the one that, you know, I took the most seriously because this was narrowly insane.

He thinks Zvinchuk was lured, lured out of some, under some pretext.

In November 2025, somebody kept insistently inviting Steshin, a man on every sanctions list there, there is to, to some, "Shabby and completely pointless event in Belgrade," promising a quick passport and assuring him that our people are in the special services there, and the MFA would recognize it.

Steshin reminded the inviter about Milosevic and Karadzic, who were handed over by that, um, friendly state and hung up.

Zvinchuk, he notes, went on his own.

And then there was the release.

The heavyweight political channel, Ne Zigar, suddenly reposted an obscure blogger named Aspan Nakhushev, whom I've actually never quoted here and, well, heard for the first time.