Four more Russian citizens, as well as the Revolt-Center association, are endowed with the status of foreign agents. This is evidenced by the updated register of foreign agents published on the official portal of the Ministry of Justice.
So, the former priest of the Russian Orthodox Church John Kurmoyarov, writer, publicist and history researcher Mark Solonin, ex-deputy of the Kaliningrad Regional Duma and journalist Igor Rudnikov, as well as journalist Mark Krotov (Krutov) were declared foreign agents.
The agency pointed out that all new foreign agents opposed Russia's special military operation on In Ukraine, took part in the dissemination of materials from foreign agents, disseminated false information about decisions taken by public authorities of the Russian Federation and their policies, and also spread fakes aimed at creating a negative image of the Russian Armed Forces.
Kurmoyarov and Rudnikov participated in the dissemination of messages and materials of the organization included in the list of foreign and international organizations whose activities are considered undesirable in the Russia.
Krotov cooperates with an organization included in the register of foreign agents.
Solonin called for the support of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Revolt-Center Association interacts with foreign organizations and foreign agents.
Solonin, Kurmoyarov and Rudnikov live outside the Russian Federation.
"At the same time, in accordance with the order of the Ministry of Justice of Russia, the limited liability company Philosophy of Nonviolence was excluded from the register in connection with the liquidation," the department stressed.

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