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LazyCommunist
rank Tue Jun 16 16:47:19
Putin gets what Putin wants.
Remember that.
Everyone of you.

https://ww...bert-kuzovkov-shot-dead-poland

Tue 16 Jun 2026

Russian artist and critic of Putin and Chechen leader shot dead in ⁠Poland

Two Belarusians ⁠detained over attack on Robert ⁠Kuzovkov, who is also known as Semyon Skrepetsky

A Russian artist critical of Vladimir Putin and the Chechen leader, Ramzan Kadyrov, has been shot and killed in ⁠the eastern Polish town of Biała Podlaska, a prosecutor has said.

Five shots were fired at the ⁠victim, including one ⁠to the head, in the attack on Monday, said Marcin Kozak, a spokesperson for the district prosecutor in Lublin. Two Belarusians ⁠have been detained but not charged in connection with the case, he added.

Local media identified the victim as Robert ⁠Kuzovkov, who was also known by his artistic pseudonym, Semyon Skrepetsky, a Russian artist and performer known for ‌his criticism of the Russian ‌leader. Kozak confirmed that the victim ‌had been engaged in artistic activity in which he expressed criticism of the current actions of Russian authorities.

The Belarusian opposition Telegram channel DzikMedia, citing unnamed sources, reported that an unidentified man had attempted to scale the fence of the country’s consulate in Biała Podlaska while fleeing police, but was apprehended.

Three days before he was killed, Skrepetsky had travelled to Berlin on Russia Day, a 12 June holiday marking the country’s declaration of sovereignty before the ‌collapse of the Soviet Union, where he staged a protest with an icon-like caricature of Joseph Stalin and Putin, according to the Meduza news outlet.

The identity of the victim would be a key element for the investigation, Kozak said.

Poland says its role as a hub for military and other supplies to Ukraine has made ⁠it a target for Russian spies trying to gather information on support for Kyiv’s effort to repel Russia’s invasion, as well as engage in acts of sabotage.

The Russian embassy in Warsaw ‌was not available for comment. Jacek Dobrzyński, a spokesperson for Poland’s special services minister, said the Internal Security Agency had been cooperating closely with police and prosecutors on the matter.

A relatively unknown figure in Russian émigré artistic circles, Skrepetsky was born in Russia’s Altai region and lived there until 2021, when he left for Poland citing fears of political persecution.

He produced satirical caricatures of Putin, Kadyrov, the late Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny and Ukraine’s president, Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

Moscow has previously targeted critics abroad, but some Russian artists and commentators in exile said they believed the killing bore the hallmarks of an operation ordered by Kadyrov.

Paramount
rank Tue Jun 16 20:04:48
”He produced satirical caricatures of […] Ukraine’s president, Volodymyr Zelenskyy.”

So, a correct title could be:

Russian artist and critic of Volodymyr Zelenskyy shot dead in ⁠Poland

LazyCommunist
rank Sun Jun 21 14:26:19
He is innocent, release him now!

https://ww...placed-in-pre-trial-detention/

A district court in Lublin-Zachód, Poland, has ordered three months of pre-trial detention for a 36-year-old Georgian citizen suspected of murdering a Russian national, according to the Lublin Police.

According to the authorities, the Georgian citizen, who was detained by members of a special investigative unit of the Lublin Police, was transferred yesterday to the National Prosecutor’s Office in Lublin. Following questioning, he was formally charged with the murder of a 44-year-old Russian citizen.

If convicted, he faces a possible sentence of life imprisonment.

The case comes after Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced two days ago that police and the Internal Security Agency had detained a suspect in the killing of a Russian citizen in the city of Biała Podlaska. According to Tusk, the suspect was carrying a Georgian passport.

The investigation concerns the recent killing of a 44-year-old Russian national in Biała Podlaska. The victim was Russian artist and satirist Semyon Skrepetsky, who was reportedly shot several times near his apartment building.

According to Polish media reports, Skrepetsky was known for criticizing the Russian authorities, including Vladimir Putin, in his artistic works and satirical commentary.

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LazyCommunist rank	Tue Jun 16 16:47:19 Putin gets what Putin wants. Remember that. Everyone of you. https://ww...bert-kuzovkov-shot-dead-poland Tue 16 Jun 2026 Russian artist and critic of Putin and Chechen leader shot dead in ⁠Poland Two Belarusians ⁠detained over attack on Robert ⁠Kuzovkov, who is also known as Semyon Skrepetsky A Russian artist critical of Vladimir Putin and the Chechen leader, Ramzan Kadyrov, has been shot and killed in ⁠the eastern Polish town of Biała Podlaska, a prosecutor has said. Five shots were fired at the ⁠victim, including one ⁠to the head, in the attack on Monday, said Marcin Kozak, a spokesperson for the district prosecutor in Lublin. Two Belarusians ⁠have been detained but not charged in connection with the case, he added. Local media identified the victim as Robert ⁠Kuzovkov, who was also known by his artistic pseudonym, Semyon Skrepetsky, a Russian artist and performer known for ‌his criticism of the Russian ‌leader. Kozak confirmed that the victim ‌had been engaged in artistic activity in which he expressed criticism of the current actions of Russian authorities. The Belarusian opposition Telegram channel DzikMedia, citing unnamed sources, reported that an unidentified man had attempted to scale the fence of the country’s consulate in Biała Podlaska while fleeing police, but was apprehended. Three days before he was killed, Skrepetsky had travelled to Berlin on Russia Day, a 12 June holiday marking the country’s declaration of sovereignty before the ‌collapse of the Soviet Union, where he staged a protest with an icon-like caricature of Joseph Stalin and Putin, according to the Meduza news outlet. The identity of the victim would be a key element for the investigation, Kozak said. Poland says its role as a hub for military and other supplies to Ukraine has made ⁠it a target for Russian spies trying to gather information on support for Kyiv’s effort to repel Russia’s invasion, as well as engage in acts of sabotage. The Russian embassy in Warsaw ‌was not available for comment. Jacek Dobrzyński, a spokesperson for Poland’s special services minister, said the Internal Security Agency had been cooperating closely with police and prosecutors on the matter. A relatively unknown figure in Russian émigré artistic circles, Skrepetsky was born in Russia’s Altai region and lived there until 2021, when he left for Poland citing fears of political persecution. He produced satirical caricatures of Putin, Kadyrov, the late Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny and Ukraine’s president, Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Moscow has previously targeted critics abroad, but some Russian artists and commentators in exile said they believed the killing bore the hallmarks of an operation ordered by Kadyrov.
Paramount rank	Tue Jun 16 20:04:48 ”He produced satirical caricatures of […] Ukraine’s president, Volodymyr Zelenskyy.” So, a correct title could be: Russian artist and critic of Volodymyr Zelenskyy shot dead in ⁠Poland
LazyCommunist rank	Sun Jun 21 14:26:19 He is innocent, release him now! https://ww...placed-in-pre-trial-detention/ A district court in Lublin-Zachód, Poland, has ordered three months of pre-trial detention for a 36-year-old Georgian citizen suspected of murdering a Russian national, according to the Lublin Police. According to the authorities, the Georgian citizen, who was detained by members of a special investigative unit of the Lublin Police, was transferred yesterday to the National Prosecutor’s Office in Lublin. Following questioning, he was formally charged with the murder of a 44-year-old Russian citizen. If convicted, he faces a possible sentence of life imprisonment. The case comes after Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced two days ago that police and the Internal Security Agency had detained a suspect in the killing of a Russian citizen in the city of Biała Podlaska. According to Tusk, the suspect was carrying a Georgian passport. The investigation concerns the recent killing of a 44-year-old Russian national in Biała Podlaska. The victim was Russian artist and satirist Semyon Skrepetsky, who was reportedly shot several times near his apartment building. According to Polish media reports, Skrepetsky was known for criticizing the Russian authorities, including Vladimir Putin, in his artistic works and satirical commentary.
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