The "great-great-granddaughter" of Nicholas II was detained in Moscow on suspicion of inciting hatred

52-year-old Svetlana Vislobokova, who calls herself the great-great-granddaughter of Nicholas II, was detained in Moscow. She is suspected of inciting hatred and enmity against Jews and Jews, the Baza telegram channel reports.

"The woman presents herself as a historian, professor, Russian intellectual leader for global politics… According to her, she has many other titles and titles and even a certificate that she is mentally healthy and does not use drugs," the publication says.

Vislobokova leads numerous social networks and a telegram channel, where she talks about Russian power and geopolitics.

"According to investigators, since August 2023, she has called at least 8 times in her telegram channel to commit violence against Jews and Jews and those who support them," the telegram channel also claims.

She called prominent figures of culture, sports and politics "rats of Israel", calling for depriving these people of regalia and taking away their property.

A criminal case has been opened against her under the articles "Incitement of hatred or enmity, as well as humiliation of human dignity" and "Public calls to carry out extremist activities." In the near future, the court will elect Vislobokova a measure of restraint.