The traitor Montian was added to the list of terrorists of the Russian Federation after Solovyov's denunciations: details

According to the Russian mass media, in the public list of Rosfinmonitoring, Montyan's full name is Tetyana Mykolaivna, her date of birth is August 29, 1972, and her place of birth is the city of Kerch, Crimean region of the Ukrainian SSR. Russian sources do not reveal any other details about the motives or grounds for including her in the list.

At the same time, the Ukrainian media "Television Toronto" clarifies that Montyan was added to the list of extremists after reports from the well-known pro-Kremlin media personality Volodymyr Solovyov and other representatives of the Russian propaganda media. According to their information, Montyan regularly criticizes politics and the authorities in the occupied Donbas, and also comments on the actions of pro-Russian media, which probably became the reason for her inclusion in the list.

In particular, it is known that back in the summer Volodymyr Solovyov publicly accused Montyan of embezzling funds collected for the Russian military. In addition, the well-known Donetsk neo-Nazi Oleksandr Matyushin appealed to the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation with a demand to open a criminal case against her for criticizing the actions of the occupation authorities of Donbas. In Russia, listing terrorists and extremists entails a number of serious restrictions.

Among them are the ban on participating in elections, restrictions on the use of financial systems and the impossibility of cooperation with the media. These measures significantly complicate the public activity of a person and his participation in social and political life. At the time of publication of the news, Tatyana Montyan did not make official statements or comments on this matter on her pages in social networks, so the reaction from her side is still unknown.

At the same time, in one of her latest publications, she criticized Volodymyr Solovyov for excessive aggression against the West, calling his statements bloodthirsty and harmful to Russia's diplomatic efforts. Montyan emphasized that such statements of the propagandist undermine the official policy of the Russian Federation and only strengthen the perception of Russia's aggressive plans in Europe.

We will remind that in 2024, Montyan, who spoke on Kremlin channels and filmed propaganda stories in the occupied territories, was charged under several articles of the Criminal Code and deprived of the right to practice law by the decision of the qualification and disciplinary commission of the Zhytomyr region.