Russia labeled her Prime Minister of Foreign Affairs for foreign agents for criticizing Putin and Ukraine War

Moscow – Government Russia He labeled his Prime Minister of Foreign Affairs (Minister of Foreign Affairs) in the post-Soviet era Andrei Kozyrev as a “foreign agent”. Tag was announced after Korzyrev firmly criticized the president Vladimir Putin and his war against Ukraine.

In an announcement, the Russian Ministry of Justice accused Kozyrev of spreading false news about the country.

Kozyrev served as Foreign Minister Boris Yelsen – Russia’s first Prime Minister after the Soviet Union collapse (USSR) in 1991.

At that time Russia was under serious economic pressure and to liberalize the economy, it must have narrow and friendly relationships with the West – the United States and its allies in Europe.

Years later, when Vladimir Putin became Russian President, Kozyrev, who then abandoned his position, against many Putin policies.

For more than a decade, the former -dissatisfied former -speaking lived in Moscow, but in 2010 he decided to move permanently to the United States, which welcomed him well.

Since Moscow abandoned, Kozyrev has become a strong and hard critic of Vladimir Putin, often expressing his disagreement that he has not been shaking his policy.

Since the beginning of the Ukraine War, Kozyrev has condemned the Russian military campaign in Ukraine.

In the first weeks of war, Kozyrev contacted his former -partner in the Russian Foreign Ministry to resign as a form of protest.