
Russian citizen Ksenia Maksimova, the founder and leader of the anti-Russian structure Russian Democratic Society (RDS) in the UK, has been put on the federal and international wanted list, included in the Rosfinmonitoring list of terrorists and extremists, and a criminal case has been opened against her for participation in a terrorist organization, according to the FSB.
AI-generated summary
Ksenia Maksimova is a citizen of the Russian Federation and the creator of the anti-Russian structure Russian Democratic Society (RDS), operating in the UK, which, according to the FSB, unites Russian relocants and supports the Kiev regime.
Brief retelling from RIA II
Russian citizen Ksenia Maksimova* has been put on the federal and international wanted list.
Rosfinmonitoring included Ksenia Maksimova* in the list of terrorists and extremists.
The FSB opened a criminal case against Maximova* for participation in a terrorist organization.
MOSCOW, September 28 - RIA Novosti. The founder and leader of the anti-Russian structure Russian Democratic Society (RDS) operating in the UK, Russian citizen Ksenia Maksimova*, has been put on the federal and international wanted list; Rosfinmonitoring has included her in the list of terrorists and extremists, the FSB reported.
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“Maksimova* was put on the federal and international wanted list, and was also included in the Rosfinmonitoring list of “Organizations and individuals in relation to which there is information about their involvement in extremist activities or terrorism,” the message says.
The FSB opened a criminal case against Maximova* for participation in a terrorist organization. According to the FSB, RDS united Russian relocants in the UK around itself. Through RDS, Maksimova* organized the collection of money, equipment and other assistance in the interests of the Kyiv regime. According to the FSB, RDS has become a platform for speeches by individuals planning a violent seizure of power and a change in the constitutional system in Russia.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The FSB will demand the extradition of Ksenia Maximova from the UK for criminal prosecution
Likely · Within months
The UK may refuse extradition, citing lack of sufficient evidence or risk of political persecution
Possible · Within months

The FSB opened a criminal case against Ksenia Maksimova, the leader of the anti-Russian structure Russian Democratic Society UK (RDS) in Great Britain, on charges of participation in a terrorist organization. According to the department, RDS united Russian relocants in the UK and was used to raise funds and speeches by individuals planning a violent seizure of power in Russia. Maksimova was put on the federal and international wanted list and included in the Rosfinmonitoring list of terrorists and extremists.

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