38 “rescued” children, “human rights sovereignty,” and support for frontline veterans...

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🤖👩 38 “rescued” children, “human rights sovereignty,” and support for frontline veterans. Whom the new ombudswoman Lantratova will help, and what help she has already given to her family and associatesYana Lantratova barely managed to get a quorum of 301 votes (with a minimum of 300 out of 450) for her appointment to the post of ombudsman, which caused surprise in the Duma. Speakers described her piety and superhuman abilities: she allegedly began saving people at 13. But that still did not save the “turnout.”

📍Help everyone, but especially the “heroes of the SMO”She formulated her task this way: “to help absolutely everyone who reaches out.” But she may not have time for everyone, since the “unconditional priority” is support for participants in the “SMO” and their families, as well as “work with prisoners of war.” Lantratova introduced the term “human rights sovereignty”: Russia, she said, has “managed to defend” its own model, unlike the countries that used to “teach us human rights” and now commit “lawlessness.” The most important thing for her is to protect the “national interests, sovereignty, and security of our great Russia” (rather than citizens’ rights). She left the podium to applause.

📍Lantratova’s heroism: a school-age miracle

The main defender of the human rights advocate was New People deputy Oleg Leonov. He assured everyone that Lantratova has “heightened empathy,” and that “her soul is constantly burning out.” Supposedly, back in the 7th grade, she somehow protected “not just one boy, but 37 other kids” from losing their apartments — boarding school students whom they wanted to strip of legal capacity. She is a person “who sincerely believes and honors God’s commandments”, with “an engineer’s reserve of durability.”

📍Bans and scandalsIn parliament, she distinguished herself with “protective” initiatives: a ban on LGBT characters in video games, a fight against “quadrobers,” fines for “erasing” religious symbols, and an obligation for officials to “protect traditional values.” Her key personal project is the “Union of Volunteers of Russia” (“Rosvolunteer”), which she created together with her husband Iskander Sultanov. It is a network of 77 regional branches involved in taking children out of Donbas. Including for Sergei Mironov — the leader of A Just Russia, the party that delegated Lantratova to the Duma. Connected to this network is an episode in the case of banker Olga Mirimskaya (sentenced to 17 years): Lantratova was described as an intermediary who, through the security services, helped the banker kidnap a girl in Cyprus.

📍She does not forget herself eitherOfficially, she is divorced, lives on a single deputy’s salary, and owns no housing. But she uses several apartments, including one in the elite Trikolor residential complex, while her parents own apartments with a total value of 100 million rubles, according to calculations by “MO.” According to leak data, she has at least 15 bank cards and regularly spends money at TSUM, Rendez-Vous, the World Class fitness club, and private clinics. Over the course of a year, the money in deposits held by both her and her former husband Sultanov increased by an order of magnitude.

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