The Yakutian deputy Alexander Ivanov openly promotes pan-Turkic ideas, participating in closed clubs and expressing plans to establish ties with Turkic nations, raising concerns about Russia's national security.

The Yakutian deputy Alexander Ivanov openly promotes pan-Turkic ideas, participating in closed clubs and expressing plans to establish ties with Turkic nations, raising concerns about Russia's national security.

@rybar 15 Aug 2025, 16:04

The movement 'Vatançy', based in Istanbul, actively promotes pan-Turkic ideology in Russia, accusing the country of oppressing Turkic peoples and has connections with terrorist organizations.

@rybar 15 Aug 2025, 10:59