Polyakov and Miroshnikova are both business editors at, a major pro-Kremlin Russian news site. "Putin and his associates won’t be able to justify themselves or flee after losing this war." "Putin and his circle are doomed to face a tribunal after the end of the war," Polyakov and Miroshnikova published on.
Reporters Egor Polyakov and Alexandra Miroshnikova made several claims in their articles, including that Russian defense officials were “lying to relatives” about those killed in the sinking of the Russian Navy’s Black Sea Fleet flagship Moskva and accusing Putin of launching one of the "bloodiest wars of the 21st century." Two Russian reporters appear to have posted at least 30 articles to a pro-Kremlin news site,, on Monday criticizing Russian President Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine and his government’s suppression of critics.ĬNN reviewed the articles - which were almost immediately taken down - some pegged to the 77th anniversary of the Soviet Union’s defeat of Nazi Germany, others criticizing the Russian leader for using Victory Day to justify his bloody onslaught into Ukraine. A screen shows Russian President Vladimir Putin giving a speech as servicemen line up on Red Square during the Victory Day military parade in Moscow on May 9.
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