Russian РБК news agency informs that Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny's Anti-corruption Foundation plans to continue its activities from Georgia.
Some members of the foundation, including Giorgi Alburov, Ruslan Shavedinov, and the technical crew are already in Georgia. Also, state-of-the-art equipment has reportedly been sent here.
In April, the Russian Prosecutor's Office searched Navalny's foundation.
A court in Russia imposed sweeping bans on the Foundation (FBK), and the prosecutor's office said the foundation and all organizations linked to it aim to change Russia's constitutional arrangement through destabilization and a revolution.
In late-April, Navalny's activities were desgnated as ''extremist'', and ''terorrist''.
