A Primorsky opposition journalist had her tires slashed: she has long had conflicts with the administration and lawsuits with veterans of the "SVO"

Anna Sharipova lives in Nakhodka and runs her own Telegram channel. She told NeMoskva that she parked her car near her house as usual. In the morning, three tires were slashed, and "maybe they spooked someone on the fourth," the journalist speculates. 

"Everyone knows the make and license plate number of my car; I've been driving it for almost two years. I don't have any personal conflicts, my relations with my neighbors are fine, and no one in our yard fights over parking spaces. I think this is related to my professional activities; it's a planned affair. Many people don't like my publications; I've been denounced more than once," Sharipova suggested. 

She contacted the police. The city's "Safe City" system has cameras watching the parking lot directly. But she doesn't yet know if there's video of the incident. 

Anna Sharipova has several trials underway: they demanded her check locals accused of "aiding terrorists" veterans SVO. According to the journalist, the court ordered them to appear, but they don't show up for the hearings; only their lawyer does. "Without them, we can't move forward," she says. 

Sharipova herself filed police reports against them, asking for their statements to be investigated for defamation. The court will begin hearing the lawsuit in July. 

Anna Sharipova regularly writes about urban issues. She raised the issue of pollution of Lake Solenoye in the city center, where fish died en masse. She wrote about how schoolchildren make vote for improvement projects, and in one of the coastal villages, residents purchased them with their own money decoration for Victory Day. 

Photo: Anna Sharipova's channel.