Natalia Sudlenkova
Natalia Sudlenkova is a former Belarusian journalist who sought asylum in the Czech Republic in 1999 due to political persecution related to her opposition to the Belarusian government. She served as the editor-in-chief of 'Prague Telegraph,' a Russian-language weekly published in Prague, and has previously worked with Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty. Sudlenkova has been accused by Czech authorities of being a key operative for Russian military intelligence (GRU), allegedly engaging in activities that posed a security threat to the Czech Republic. In December 2023, she was added to the Czech national sanctions list, which prohibits her from entering the country and conducting financial transactions within it.
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Belarus:
Natalia Sudlenkova is involved in developing media products that manipulate information and spread false narratives to support Russia's foreign policy interests.
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Belarus:
Former Belarusian journalist Natalia Sudlenkova left the Czech Republic after being accused of working for Russian intelligence.
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Belarus:
Natalia Sudlenkova was expelled from the Czech Republic after local authorities concluded that she had worked for the Russian GRU for many years.
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Belarus:
Natalia Sudlenkova was a member of the Belarusian Popular Front and served as the treasurer of the organization.
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Belarus:
Natalia Sudlenkova is accused of being a key operative for the Russian military intelligence GRU while living in the Czech Republic.
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