Russian opposition activists at a meeting in Berlin signed the "Declaration of Russian Democratic Forces". The document was published on the Change.org platform. Its authors call on all willing citizens of Russia to join this declaration. The meeting in Berlin was initiated by Mikhail Khodorkovsky and a number of other oppositionists living in exile. Supporters of Alexei Navalny did not participate in it and the document has not yet been signed.
In the declaration, the "strategic goals" of the Russian opposition are "the cessation of aggression against Ukraine and the creation of a free, legal, federal Russia." The Insider publishes the points of the declaration in full:
1. The war against Ukraine is criminal. Russian troops must be withdrawn from all occupied territories; Russia's internationally recognized borders must be restored; war criminals must be brought to justice, and victims of aggression must be compensated.
2. Putin's regime is illegitimate and criminal. Therefore, it must be eliminated. We see Russia as a country in which the rights and freedoms of the individual are guaranteed, and the possibility of usurpation of state power is ruled out.
3. The implementation of imperial policy within the country and abroad is unacceptable.
4. Political prisoners and prisoners of war must be released, forcibly displaced persons must be allowed to return, and abducted Ukrainian children must be immediately returned to Ukraine.
5. We express our solidarity with those Russians who, despite the monstrous repressions, have the courage to come out with anti-Putin and anti-war positions. And with those tens of millions who refuse to participate in the crimes of the regime.
The document notes that the signatories refrain from public conflicts in the anti-war and democratic movements.
The document was publicly signed (at the time of writing ):
1. La Asociación de Rusos Libres Spain
2. Stuttgart activist group
3. Freedom Flame Movement
4. "Media Partisans"
5. Russie-Libertes France
6. Mikhail Khodorkovsky, politician
7. Evgeny Chichvarkin, member of the Russian Action Committee
8. Boris Zimin
9. Evgenia Chirikova
10. Sergey Aleksashenko
11. Julia Latynina, writer, journalist
12. Alfred Koch
13. Mark Feigin
14. Sergey Guriev
15. Dmitry Gudkov, politician
16. Evgeny Kiselyov
17. Kirill Rogov
18. Ivan Tyutrin
19. Maxim Reznik
20. Elena Lukyanova
21. Andrey Illarionov
22. Leonid Gozman
23. Demyan Kudryavtsev
24. Yuri Pivovarov, historian
25. Marat Gelman, Forum of Russian Culture in Europe SLOVONOVO
26. Gennady Gudkov
27. Maria Gudkova
28. Anastasia Shevchenko, Russian Action Committee
29. Marina Skorikova
30. Natalia Baranova
31. Pasha Andreev, activist, feminist
32. Petar Tanev, Russian-Bulgarian public figure
33. Natalia Shavshukova
34. Anatoly Lapshin, member of the Cypriot anti-war movement
35. Yuri Lesnikov
36. Elena Tarashchanskaya
37. Olga Galkina
38. Denis Bilunov, Prague Russian Anti-War Committee
39. Elena Mazovetskaya
40. Batyr Allanurov
41. Ksenia Maksimova, Russian Democratic Society
42. Andrey Sidelnikov
43. Alexey Drobyshev
44. Ivan Preobrazhensky
45. Alexander Osovtsov
46. Anna-Maria Tesfaye
47. Dmitry Ushatsky
48. Timofey Bugaevsky, Associação de russos livres, Portugal
49. Sergey Podsytnik, Samara Against War movement
50. Elena Ushatskaya
51. Vladimir Papkov
52. Olga Kurnosova, Congress of People's Deputies
53. Vladimir Ponomarev
54. Anton Erashov
55. Anna Shcherbachenko
56. Ksenia Ashrafullina, Senhora Ativista, Lisbon
57. Roman Ledkov. Free Russia Forum
58. Kristina Petrasova, Free Russia NL
59. Dmitry Zakhvatov, lawyer
60. Alexey Nesterenko. President of La Asociación de Rusos Libres Spain
61. Danil Belyakov, "Resonance"
62. Pavel Yarilin
63. Alexander Ogienko
64. Maria Mikaelyan
65. Yuri Terekhov
66. Ilya Ponomarev
67. Boris Romanov
68. Alexey Sidorenko
69. Larisa Ponomareva
70. Vitaly Bovar, municipal deputy, Vladimir district, St. Petersburg
71. Inna Berezkina
72. Yuri Nikitin, Freies Russland NRW
73. Evelina Chaika, European Queer Alliance of PostOst Community – EQUAL PostOst eV
74. Anna Zhukova, Perm 36.6
75. Anna Kosyanenko, Krakow for a Free Russia
76. Ksenia Golovina, La Asociación de Rusos Libres
77. Julia Taran Spanish Association of Free Russians OLIVA
78. Irina Vesikko, Democratic Community of Russian Speakers in Finland
79. Elena Rusakova
80. Alexander Foy, public figure, Finland
81. Elena Istomina
82. Vladislav Starkov, Berlin
83. Anna Tyukacheva
84. Timur Artemiev
85. Kristina Lunina, supportive media “It will turn out”
86. Andrey Moiseikin, municipal deputy, Palace District, St. Petersburg
87. Elena Kaspirovich, Voice of Free Russia Chicago activist