In 2021, the Russian Orthodox oligarch Konstantin Malofeev, who supports far-right movements, approached Trump with an unusual offer.
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The oligarch Malofeev convened a conference at which he announced that he had sent Trump a letter with a personal proposal to create a new media platform.
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After Trump's Twitter and FB accounts were blocked in 2021, Malofeev found himself in a similar situation as his channel "Tsargrad" was blocked on YouTube and Google.
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Malofeev's letter (23.042021) is addressed to "President Donald J. Trump". In the message, he addresses him as the current head of state and not as a former head of state.
The document was published in Russian and English on the Tsargrad platform.
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Malofeev suggested that Trump should cooperate in creating media platforms and pointed out that Russia has programmers and investment capital. In the letter, he also mentioned that the US election was stolen.
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October 28, 2022 Twitter was acquired by Elon Musk for 44 billion US dollars.
The new Twitter boss Elon Musk unblocked Trump's profile on November 20, 2022.
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What you need to know about the orthodox Russian oligarch:
Malofeev is an entrepreneur and represents an ultra-right-wing conservative position.
He began his career in investment banks and founded his investment fund Marshall Capital Partners in 2005, with which he earned billions.
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At the end of 2010, Malofeev founded the "Safe Internet League", a Russian organization that campaigns against internet censorship.
In 2024, the organization was placed on an EU sanctions list of 27 countries for supporting the Russian government, censorship and propaganda.
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In 2015, Malofeev founded his own TV channel "Tsargrad". He was supported by former Fox News director Jack Hanick.
"Tsargrad" spreads conspiracy theories and promotes far-right views and parties.
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Dugin, a propagandist and occult fascist, was appointed Director General of Tsargrad.
Dugin and Malofeev actively support far-right parties in the West with the help of an established platform and financial resources.
In 2014, Malofeev became a financier of the "Russian Spring" and the Russian separatists. His former colleague A. Borodai became the first head of the self-proclaimed "DNR", and his security chief Igor Girkin (Strelkov) became defense minister of the "republic".
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At the head of all this clique, Malofeev was one of the first Russians to fall under EU and US sanctions.
Since 2022, Malofeev has continued to finance the war in Ukraine and described it as a "war against the West".
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In 2014, Malofeev founded the Russian neo-right-wing fundamental Christian think tank "Katehon" based in Moscow.
The task of this think tank is to coordinate the spread of propaganda, Eurasian imperialism and Dugin's neo-fascist ideas internationally.
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The "Katehon" website is primarily aimed at a Western audience, appears in several languages, promotes far-right parties and actively supports the war. The site was set up to spread conspiracy theories under the guise of a think tank.
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The Orthodox oligarch recently married Maria Lvova-Belova. She is known for the fact that an international criminal court issued an arrest warrant against her for abducting children from Ukraine. The same arrest warrant was also issued against Putin.
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Malofeev, who maintains close relations with Putin, is currently being financed by large Russian state-owned companies via Cypriot offshore companies.
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Malofeev Quotes:
"The decline of Europe has already begun"
"The collapse of the world will happen the American way"
"The monarchy in the modern world is a guarantor of stability"
"Putin was to be made emperor and Russia an empire"
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The American blogger Mario Naufal, Andrew Napolitano (former New Jersey Supreme Court judge) and Larry C. Johnson (former CIA analyst) visited Moscow in early March and met with Malofeev and Dugin.
In an interview with Naufal, Malofeev explained that Russia and the United States will determine what the post-war world order will look like.
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A-WEF 2025: Die Vernetzung von rechten, prorussischen und verschwörungsideologischen Akteuren und Medien in Prag.
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Die dubiose Alternativ-Konferenz A-WEF 2025 inszenierte Ende November im Prager Hilton-Hotel ein Treffen, das unter den hohlen Parolen „Von der Kritik zur Kraft“ und „Frieden schaffen, Krieg verhindern!“ firmierte. Für den Höhepunkt der Veranstaltung sorgte AfD-Chefin Alice Weidel. Dort ließ sie sich von Stefan Magnet ausführlich zu ihrer einseitigen Lageeinschätzung befragen.
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Weidel nutzte die Bühne, um erneut eine gefährliche Verschwörungstheorie zu verbreiten: Der Ukraine-Krieg werde ihrer Meinung nach absichtlich fortgesetzt und sei im Grunde genommen ein brutaler Krieg gegen Deutschland. Gleichzeitig warf sie der aktuellen deutschen Führung „Repressionen“ und „fehlende Freiheit“ vor.
Bart De Wever’s trips to Russia are now paying off for the Kremlin: He protects its interests and blocks billions in aid for Ukraine.
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The Prime Minister of Belgium, Bart De Wever, plays a central role in the debate over the use of frozen Russian central bank assets, as the majority of these funds are held at Euroclear, the central securities depository based in Belgium. It is estimated that Belgium holds between 185 and 210 billion euros of these assets.
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Bart De Wever, who is currently blocking the use of Russian funds for Ukraine, maintained close relations with high-ranking Russian officials before and long after the 2014 annexation of Crimea.
De Wever himself emphasized that he had been visiting St. Petersburg since 1988 as a tourist, professionally, and with his family, as he explained during a meeting in Russia.
Attack on the Polish ambassador in Saint Petersburg by a so-called ‘activist group’. Who is behind it? Connection to the Russian government.
@PLinRussia @PolandMFA
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The Polish ambassador to Russia, Krzysztof Krajewski, and his security guards were attacked in Saint Petersburg by a ‘group of activists’. It began with verbal harassment and ended in a physical confrontation, which Russian media described as a ‘warm welcome’.
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The available information identifies the organization to which the so-called activists belong, its leadership, and its financing. This evidence clearly points to a connection with the Russian government.
Kleines Propagandatreffen in Sotschi: Zvezda, RT und Izvestia, finanziert vom russischen Militär und Oligarchen, dazu COMPACT als deutscher Akteur der Kreml-Agenda.
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«Zvezda» ist ein russischer föderaler Z-patriotischer Fernsehkanal. Er gehört zur Mediengruppe Zvezda, die vom Verteidigungsministerium Russlands kontrolliert und finanziert wird.
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Der Fernsehsender wurde in die Sanktionslisten aufgenommen wegen seiner ‚Beteiligung an der Verbreitung russischer Desinformation und Propaganda‘ und dafür, dass er die russischen Streitkräfte aktiv unterstützt.“
Jörg Urban - AfD (Sotschi, 15.11.2025) – Interview für Zvezda.
Friedensbrücke-Kriegsopferhilfe e.V.: Weitere Beweise entlarven tiefgreifende Verbindungen zur russischen Militärlogistik.
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Trotz zahlreicher Skandale, die auf Beweisen für Verbindungen des Vereins zur russischen Militärlogistik beruhen, ist die Friedensbrücke-Kriegsopferhilfe e.V. in Deutschland weiterhin aktiv und sammelt Spenden. Zum Vorstand gehören Falko Hartmann und Liane Kilinc, die im April 2025 die russische Staatsbürgerschaft erhalten hat.
Der Verein Friedensbrücke-Kriegsopferhilfe e.V. behauptet, seit 2015 „die Menschen in Kriegsgebieten“ zu unterstützen und „Brücken bauen in den Frieden“ zu wollen. Ihre Gründungsidee war, „den Opfern von Krieg Linderung zu bringen“ – doch die Realität sieht komplett anders aus.
Die Matreshka-Lüge:
Kreml-Bots attackieren Deutschland und andere Staaten mit Desinformation und Fake-News, stilisieren sie als Feindbilder und manipulieren gezielt die öffentliche Meinung
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Das Online-Medium The Insider berichtet über umfassende Rüstungspläne in Deutschland und die darauffolgende Desinformationskampagne des kremlnahen Bot-Netzwerks „Matreshka“.
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Deutschland plant demnach, neue militärische Ausrüstung und Waffen für die Bundeswehr zu beschaffen. Kurz darauf startete das russische Bot-Netzwerk „Matreshka“ eine koordinierte Desinformationskampagne in sozialen Medien mit dem Ziel, Deutschland zu diskreditieren und Angst in der Bevölkerung zu schüren.