### Translation

**So, what’s he wrong about?**

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In Bonn, a press conference of Russian new martyrs took place: Yashin, Kara-Murza, and Pivovarov.
Everything went splendidly: wonderful, brave people, a sympathetic audience, and very gentle press coverage.
The table with microphones did not disappoint either. Its polishing is flawless.

From the very first words, it was clear that all three have preserved their astonishing blindness and naivety.
Nearly driven to death by the crazed Russia, they still believe that its madness is a mere accident.
The new martyrs believe in some imaginary "free and happy Russia." They think that "the RF is a European country."
And Putin is a random misunderstanding; a result of the fact that "the flashlights were not bright enough" and that "the protest balloons were too small."
In other words, they presented the traditional set of that very political delusion and nonsense which reality has long wiped its bloody feet on.
Almost nothing clear was said about Ukraine and the war. Yashin was preaching his love for the "motherland." Kara-Murza complained about the rarity of "visits to the Orthodox Church" in prison.

In emigration, 99.999% of such "good Russians" are unable to see the truth.
The terrible truth about what Russia really is will never be accepted by them.
So, the newly released new martyrs will easily fit into the decorative circle called the overseas "opposition."

It must be said, Putin did not make a mistake. The released prisoners, even with the chance to "speak out," are no threat to him.

In every sense of the word, the Kremlin ghoul has won.
Moreover, this "exchange" has inspired all killers, poisoners, and murderers who will be carrying out his vile wishes beyond the borders of the RF.
Nevzorov