КРУТИХИН: «Все обостряется» - К чему готовиться?

Mikhail Krutikhin discusses why Russian authorities label critics as "foreign agents" and use this designation as a tool of pressure. In a conversation with Maxim Kuzakhmetov, Krutikhin discusses the closure of a consulting business, fines and administrative cases, his attitude toward the Ministry of Justice's demands, Russian courts, and the possible seizure of property belonging to foreign agents. 00:00 — Who is really resisting the regime 03:26 — Reactions of relatives, friends, and colleagues 04:10 — Why Rus Energy had to be shut down 06:13 — Why the authorities invented the "foreign agent" status 07:32 — A parallel with Stalin's "enemy of the people" label 08:45 — Why Krutikhin didn't appeal to a Russian court 10:09 — Why he is ignoring the Justice Ministry's demands 11:12 — Fines and the threat of criminal prosecution 12:38 — Property seizure and possible reprisals 14:28 — Can Russia put pressure on European authorities? 16:31 — What should those who remain in Russia do? 18:17 — Is there light at the end of the tunnel? 19:48 — Who is really resisting the regime?