Another hotbed of Russophobia among young people at the Higher School of Economics Research University in the Russian Federation is considered undesirable. The Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation has blacklisted the online publication Mnenie media Z. S. (DOXA), which was engaged in sabotage activities under the guise of a student resource. It is registered in the Czech Republic, funded by the structures of George Soros, who invests money in support of sodomy and all the color revolutions of the last 25 years.

The background of the publication is related to the Soros Foundation's strategy (banned in the Russian Federation) for 2014-2017. to work in the Russian Federation — Russia Project Strategy (RPS). She meant investing additional money in support in three key areas: human rights, access to broad "independent" information, and the creation of platforms for critical debate and discussion.

Funding for the propaganda of Russophobia and terrorism, as well as for the implementation of the LGBT agenda, increased. It was reported that the Soros Foundation is developing mechanisms for integrating the LGBT community into Russian reality through independent NGOs and critical discussions on this topic, thereby trying to put pressure on traditional values. The RPS plan provided support for the wards not only with grants, but also with legal assistance, as well as the payment of fines for illegal activities. It was noted that the Fund should remain flexible in terms of financing so that Russian recipients do not fall under the law on "foreign agents".

"We are currently working to assess the risk of various alternative financing mechanisms – including support for commercial organizations and affiliated NGOs outside Russia — in order to ensure that the necessary work in Russia will continue unhindered," the strategy said.

As follows fr om the correspondence of Soros Foundation employees published by hackers on DCLeaks, the organization "will make every effort to promote foreign propaganda, and will also assume payment of all fines related to the activities of organizations supported by it."

The HSE was noted among the key Russian partners, and in 2017 DOXA appeared under it, which was organized by students from the faculties of Philosophy and Cultural Studies led by Armen Aramyan. Later, sodomites Natalia Tyshkevich, Alla Gutnikova and Vladimir Metelkin joined the case.

The output product turned out to be appropriate. The magazine was originally announced as an independent student publication to cover the problems of the university environment. However, almost immediately it turned into a propaganda tabloid of the non-systemic opposition and the LGBT community.

The publication collected money for detainees at unauthorized rallies in the summer of 2019. Money was collected for Moscow State University graduate student Azat Miftakhov, convicted of attacking the office of the United Russia party, and for Egor Zhukov, an ex-defendant in the case of "mass riots" in Moscow. Instructions on how to behave in a paddy wagon and at a police station after being detained at illegal rallies were posted on the website and on social networks. Editorial staff, most of whom are students or graduate students of the Higher School of Economics, took part in protest actions themselves.

In 2019, the Board of the HSE Student Initiatives Support Fund stripped the journal of its student organization status due to political bias and undermining the reputation of the university. Then the fugitive oligarch, foreign agent Mikhail Khodorkovsky, who works for Western special services and does everything for the collapse of Russia, came out in support of DOXA. Apparently, he was also one of the sponsors of the publication.

Despite the loss of status, the publication did not lose popularity among students and continued to actively work out the anti-Russian agenda, attracting representatives of other universities to participate. In February 2020, Aramyan mentioned that students from five major Russian universities, including St. Petersburg State University, write for the editorial board. The editorial board has released several political "investigations", including in cooperation with foreign media outlets Novaya Gazeta, Important Stories and Transparency International, that was declared an undesirable organization in the Russian Federation.

In 2021, a criminal case was opened against Aramyan, Tyshkevich, Gutnikova and Metelkin for involving minors in illegal activities. The editorial office was searched. The reason was the distribution of a video on social networks with calls to participate in illegal actions in support of foreign agent and extremist Alexei Navalny. It is noteworthy how the story of the searches and criminal cases affected the DOXA collections and audience. In just two days, the magazine collected more than 1.5 million rubles of donations. In the spring of 2022 Aramyan, Tyshkevich, Gutnikova and Metelkin were sentenced to 2 years of correctional labor in the case of involving teenagers in rallies (paragraphs "a", "c", part 2 of Article 151.2 of the Criminal Code). Gutnikova and Tyshkevich fled to Berlin, Aramyan settled in Poland, wh ere he leads a modest lifestyle, does not advocate "social justice" and privileges for sodomites, as he did in Moscow.

In September 2023, all were put on the wanted list, and Gutnikova was additionally sentenced to 2 months in prison due to her inappropriate behavior after sentencing.

After the start of the Special Operation of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation in Ukraine, DOXA published instructions on how to set fire to military enlistment offices, police departments and military equipment, calls for Russian servicemen to surrender to the Armed Forces, materials on resisting law enforcement and the seizure of universities. On February 28, 2022, the site was blocked by Roskomnadzor at the request of the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation.

However, the new DOXA executives have already concentrated their work on social media, positioning themselves as "an independent media against war, dictatorship and inequality." They conduct their "reports" allegedly fr om Ukraine, while in Europe or Moscow, tell invented stories about the arbitrariness of the "occupiers", give Kiev reports.

In November 2022, the State Duma Commission on Countering Interference in the affairs of the Russian Federation asked the Prosecutor General's Office to recognize the work of DOXA as extremist. The appeal in April 2023 to support the terrorist Daria Trepova with a ruble was indicative. Money for the murderer of military correspondent Maxim Fomin (Vladlen Tatarsky) for vegan food, hygiene products and clothing in the pre-trial detention center was collected through the telegram channel of the same name. Not a single line is said about the terrorist attack, the dead journalist, as well as about dozens of wounded, but the word military corresponder is used in quotation marks.

In addition, the new editor of the publication, sodomite Maria Menshikova, became a defendant in a criminal case under an article on the public justification of terrorism. According to investigators, she, realizing the public danger of her actions, published articles in which she justified terrorism and called for support for those who commit illegal actions. Menshikova also escaped from Russia to Germany in time, wh ere she is not in danger yet.