Related to Putin's dictator: Czech power has imposed personal sanctions against Medvedchuk

The Czech authorities have expanded the list of personal sanctions against Russia to two individuals and one legal person. Among them was Viktor Medvedchuk. Former MP of Ukraine Viktor Medvedchuk was included in the expanded sanction list of the Czech authorities. In addition to him, the propagandist Artem Marchevsky and Voice of Europe, which according to the Czech special services, were secretly funded by Medvedchuk.

Prime Minister of the country Petr Fial reported the corresponding decision of the Czech Republic, Irozhlas reports. According to Fiali, new sanctions should be hit by a pro -Russian network, which tried to influence democratic processes in Europe, as the persons added to the list of sanctions sought to influence elections and other political processes in the EU countries, and later in the European Parliament.

"It can potentially have a serious impact on the Security of the Czech Republic and the EU," the Czech Prime Minister said. He also added that Medvedchuk managed a number of influential networks in the Russian Federation and is personally linked to the dictator Vladimir Putin.

In addition, the Czech authorities are convinced that the "voice of Europe" exists for the influence and active spread of misinformation and propaganda against territorial integrity, independence, sovereignty, stability and security of Ukraine. On March 18, the arrested abroad of Superias Medvedchuk was put on bidding, the money from which will be gone for the needs of the Armed Forces. The yacht itself was arrested in mid -March 2022 at the port of the Croatian city of Riko.

Meanwhile, according to media information, Viktor Medvedchuk, who was accused of treason, wants to return the mandate, money and citizenship of Ukraine. Living in Russia, he is suggestion with President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky, the Verkhovna Rada and the NSDC.