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Description: The woman at the center of Russian opposition politician Aleksei Navalny's recent report about an alleged meeting between billionaire Oleg Deripaska and Deputy Prime Minister Sergei Prikhodko has asked for political asylum from the U.S. Embassy in Thailand, where she and an associate were detained after a police raid on a "sex training" seminar.
Anastasia Vashukevich, who goes by the name Nastya Rybka, and her partner Aleksandr Kirillov -- known as Alex Lesley -- were detained by Thai police in the city of Pattaya on February 25 along with eight other Russian nationals and are expected to be deported to Russia within 48 hours, their representative, Ivan Yunko, told RFE/RL on February 28. Yunko provided RFE/RL with photographs of the handwritten letter he said Vashukevich, Kirillov, and the others sent to the U.S. Embassy in Thailand. In the letter, scrawled in English and addressed to "USA Consul," Kirillov says that he has been "repressed by Russia" because he provided material for Navalny's report alleging a meeting on a yacht between Deripaska and Prikhodko, a longtime former senior foreign policy adviser to President Vladimr Putin. "We ask you political asylim (sic) and help us and protect us as quickly as possible, because we have very important information for USA and we risk our lives very much," the letter says. In it, Kirillov claims to have photographed and taped evidence of "crymes of [the] Russian government," and promises to give the evidence -- which he does not describe in any detail -- to the United States "if you help us." There was no immediate comment from the U.S. Embassy. Belarus-born Vashukevich, who claims to have had an affair with Deripaska, was the main source for a report published by Navalny's Anticorruption Foundation on February 8 that drew on photographs and video posted on her social-media accounts in 2016. Navalny says the report added to evidence of corruption among allies of Putin, who is widely expected to secure a new six-year term in a March 18 presidential election. Navalny has been barred from the ballot due to a financial-crimes conviction he contends was based on fabricated charges. The material in Navalny's report appears to include part of a conversation between Deripaska and Prikhodko about U.S.-Russian relations, which have been severely strained over issues including Russia's alleged interference in the U.S. presidential election in 2016. In a video that Vashukevich posted on February 27, which appeared to have been filmed in a Thai police car, she claims that she can reveal details about Russia's alleged meddling in the election. "I am a witness and the only missing link in the chain related to Russia and elections in the United States, in other words in that long chain [linking] Oleg Deripaska, Prikhodko, Putin, and [U.S. President Donald] Trump," she said. In exchange for U.S. help and protection, she said, she is "ready to provide...information to the United States, Europe, or any other country that can bail me out of Thai jail," Vashukevich said. Meanwhile, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on February 28 that there is no connection between a visit to Thailand by Nikolai Patrushev, the secretary of Putin's advisory Security Council, and Vashukevich's detainment there. Patrushev, who headed Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) between 1999 and 2008, arrived in Bangkok on February 27. Peskov said any speculation about a link between the two developments is "absurd."
Description: A young woman from Belarus and her coach in the art of seduction have pleaded with the US to rescue them from a Thai jail and grant them political asylum. They’re offering dirty secrets on ‘the Russian elite’ in return. “Thai police have caught us and now they plan to extradite us to Russia. We ask you to give us political asylum and protect us as soon as possible because we have information very important for the USA and risk our lives,†a letter sent to the American embassy in Thailand, which was obtained by RT, says.
The two individuals involved in the saga of sex, power and a dash of Russian politics are Anastasia Vashukevich and Aleksandr Kirillov, who prefer to be called by their pen names – Nastya Rybka (‘Little Fish’) and Alex Lesley. Both originally come from Belarus and are said to have been arrested in Thailand this week alongside several Russian citizens. The group was detained at a hotel in Pattaya, where an alleged ‘sex training course’ was being held. The Thai authorities said they arrested the instructors of the course for alleged visa violations and working without permits. Rybka and her coach were both involved in a recent scandal in Russia. The young woman claims to have used the skills she learned from Lesley to seduce Russian billionaire Oleg Deripaska, and that she had footage and photos from a private party to back this claim. Her story was recently used by opposition politician Alexey Navalny to accuse Deripaska of having corrupt ties with the Russian government. His reasoning was that Russian Deputy Prime Minister Sergey Prikhodko, who was shown in the footage, must have received an invitation to Deripaska’s yacht as a bribe for political favors. Deripaska’s response was a lawsuit for breach of privacy and a threat to take Navalny to court for slander. The young model was relatively unknown before her involvement with Deripaska, but Lesley has a record of controversy. A self-styled pickup guru turned sex coach, he faked his own death in 2016 in an apparent attempt to win publicity. Last year he got tangled up in the leaking of nude photos of ballet dancer and socialite Anastasiya Volochkova. On Tuesday, Rybka published a video in which she claimed to have secret information about Russia’s alleged involvement in the 2016 presidential election. “I am the sole witness and the missing link in the Russian meddling in the US election. In exchange for help from the American secret services I am prepared to provide the needed information to America or Europe or whichever country bails me out of the Thai prison,†she said. There seems to be no rush to rescue either of the pair so far.
Description: Anastasia Vashukevich, aka ‘Nastya Rybka’, previously hit the news when she filmed herself on a yacht with a Russian oligarch and Russia’s deputy prime minister Thailand will deport and “blacklist†a group of 10 Russians who organised sexual training courses in the seaside resort city of Pattaya. They have been charged with working and staying in country illegally and will be banned from entering Thailand again after they are deported, Bangkok Post, reported Wednesday. Among them, a self-styled model and sex expert linked to Russian oligarchs and the Kremlin, had earlier promised to reveal information about links between Russia and US President Donald Trump to get out of jail. Anastasia Vashukevich, aka “Nastya Rybkaâ€, an escort-service worker from Belarus who previously filmed herself on yacht trip with Russian billionaire Oleg Deripaska and Deputy Prime Minister Sergei Prikhodko, was detained in Thailand over the weekend in a police raid. Vashukevich, who was hauled in after the raid on her “sex training†seminar, published Instagram videos while in custody on Tuesday asking US journalists and intelligence agencies to help her. “I am the only witness and the missing link in the connection between Russia and the US elections – the long chain of Oleg Deripaska, Prikhodko, Manafort, and Trump,†she said in a live Instagram video on Tuesday. “In exchange for help from US intelligence services and a guarantee of my safety, I am prepared to provide the necessary information to America or to Europe or to the country which can buy me out of Thai prison,†she added. The video was apparently shot as she was driven in an open-air police van through the Thai resort city of Pattaya Deripaska, with whom Vashukevich said she had an affair, used to employ former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort, who has been charged in Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia collusion probe. But Vashukevich provided no evidence on Tuesday to back up the claim that she had new information to offer related to the investigation.
A later post to her Instagram account showed her sitting on the floor of what was described as a Thai jail. She wrote in Russian that she was sick. Vashukevich said in her video that she had already given an interview to US broadcaster NBC. Representatives for Vashukevich and Deripaska didn’t immediately respond to requests for comment. The Russian Foreign Ministry declined to comment. Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny made Vashukevich famous last month after he broadcast old footage from her Instagram account showing an August 2016 yacht trip with Deripaska and Prikhodko. Navalny used the footage to allege that Deripaska, a metals magnate, had bribed Prikhodko, one of Russia’s most influential government officials, with the luxury getaway accompanied by women from an escort service. Navalny also speculated that Deripaska and Prikhodko may have served as a link between the Kremlin and the Trump campaign in 2016, though Vashukevich’s videos offered no proof. According to emails described to The Washington Post last year, Manafort – who once worked for Deripaska – directed an associate to offer Deripaska “private briefings†about Trump’s presidential campaign. A Deripaska spokeswoman said he was never offered such briefings. Prikhodko called Navalny a “political loser†whose investigation combined “the possible and the impossible.†But Vashukevich claimed on Tuesday that she’d been arrested on orders of Russian officials as payback for her video of Deripaska and Prikhodko and that she expected to be sent to Russia, where she’d be jailed again. “Please USA save us from Russia!†said a post in English on her Instagram account. “All this cases are political repressions!†Coincidentally or not, one of Russia’s most important security and intelligence officials was also in Thailand on Tuesday. Russian Security Council Secretary Nikolai Patrushev, former head of the Federal Security Service, held talks in Bangkok Tuesday on the security of Russian tourists, RIA reported.
Description: What ties the “Russiagate†election hacking conspiracy to the recent sex class bust in the City of Sin? Vladimir Putin’s bette noir, Paul Manafort’s “patron†and a "former" lady of the night cum accidental spy, it seems. Early on Monday, news broke that 10 “Russians†running a seminar in amorous liaisons had been arrested at an undisclosed luxury Pattaya hotel. The trainees, who had shelled out 20,000 baht to learn the story of the birds and the skeeze, were reportedly left in quite a state of agitation upon officers busting in for the sake of syllabus interruptus. Leaving with lighter wallets and heavy … hearts, the 43 participants were let off the hook, though they might be forced to live the rest of their lives without being certified for unlawful carnal knowledge. But the 10 instructors, all showing sophisticated sartorial skills in their “sex animator†tees, found themselves in hot water, one for having overstayed their visa, three for backdoor entry and all for plying their trade without work permits.
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