March 2, 2026

Supreme Court Declares 'Russian Anti-War Committee' a 'Terrorist Organization.' Chief Editor of 'Novaya Europa' Kirill Martynov is a Member of the Movement

Photo: 'Russian Anti-War Committee.' The Supreme Court has declared the 'Russian Anti-War Committee' a 'terrorist organization.' This was reported by a SOTAvision correspondent from the courthouse. Consequently, the Supreme Court has banned the activities of the 'Anti-War Committee' in Russia. The court session was held in camera. The decision was made by Supreme Court Judge Oleg Nefedov. Previously, he declared the non-existent 'International LGBT Movement' and 'International Satanism Movement' as 'extremist organizations,' and also declared the FBK a 'terrorist organization.' Additionally, he considered Alexei Navalny's lawsuits against a colony in the Vladimir region and the Ministry of Justice, and also denied admission to the presidential elections for Ekaterina Duntsova and Boris Nadezhdin. Oleg Nefedov, photo: SOTAvision. The prosecutor's office demanded that the 'Russian Anti-War Committee' be declared a 'terrorist organization' on February 13. In October last year, the FSB initiated a criminal case on charges of involvement in a 'terrorist community' and 'violent seizure of power' against 23 members of the 'Russian Anti-War Committee,' including the chief editor of 'Novaya Europa,' Kirill Martynov. According to the FSB, members of the 'Anti-War Committee' called for the 'liquidation of the current government.' The creation of a platform for Russian democratic forces in the PACE also became a reason for prosecution. According to law enforcement agencies, it is positioned as a 'constituent assembly of the transitional period' and an alternative to the Russian authorities.