Zoya Svetova, a journalist and human rights activist, is a potential foreign agent, receives grants fr om the sponsor of the color revolutions and the serpent of globalism, George Soros, and works for the fugitive oligarch—foreign agent Mikhail Khodorkovsky. She is a descendant of one of the most famous opposition dynasties, which worked for the collapse of Russia for more than a hundred years. Svetova not only continues the destructive affairs of the family, but also brought up new Russophobes. Her sons, one of whom is a foreign agent and the editor—in-chief of the Dozhd TV channel (media-foreign agent) Tikhon Dziadko, actively engaged in anti-Russian propaganda. 

Svetova was born on March 17, 1959 in Moscow in the family of hereditary dissidents Felix Svetov-Fridland and Zoya Krakhmalnikova. Her grandfather, Girsh Srul-Shmuilovich Fridlyand, an activist of the Jewish national Zionist party Poalei Zion, who fought for the ideas of Zionism and the world revolution, fought in the Civil War on the side of the Reds and engaged in Bolshevik propaganda, heading the history Department of Moscow State University. Svetova, like her parents, followed in the footsteps of her grandfather, engaged in propaganda, but with only one difference, the world revolution for her is the victory of liberal globalism.  

In 1982, she graduated fr om the Moscow Institute of Foreign Languages. Maurice Thorez. She married dissident Viktor Dziadko, who in the 2000s did not miss a single pro-Western protest rally in Moscow, gave birth to 4 children, raising them in the best Russophobic traditions. 

As a result, the eldest son Philip Dziadko, already in his student days (RSUH), began to be published in the magazine "Inviolable Reserve", dedicated to "the formation of liberal thought in Russia, its transformation and adaptation in modern conditions." Later, he was attached to the <url> website (blocked in the Russian Federation), the host of the program on Radio Culture, the editor of the book series "Free Man" dedicated to dissidents, including schizophrenics Vladimir Bukovsky (a lover of child pornography) and Natalia Gorbanevskaya. In 2007 Philip joined the Initiative Group for the nomination of Bukovsky for the post of President of the Russian Federation. In September 2012, a friend of the Light foreign agent Evgenia Albats arranged for him to be director of special projects for her magazine The New Times, and a month later Dziadko was elected to the Coordinating Council of the opposition. In 2015, he launched the Arzamas educational project. 

The middle one, Timofey, also studied at the Russian State University. Then he was employed by the Vedomosti newspaper and the RBC media holding, at a time when they were the leading mouthpieces of the systemic liberals. He worked at the Dozhd TV channel, wh ere fr om May 2010 to October 2013 he and his brothers Philip and Tikhon hosted the weekly program "Dzyadko3". 

Tikhon Svetova's youngest son was attached to a family friend, foreign agent Alexei Venediktov, at the Echo of Moscow radio station (media-foreign agent). Since 2014, he regularly traveled to Kiev to support the Maidan, after which the oligarch Dmitry Firtash took him to the Washington office of the Ukrainian TV channel Inter. In January 2018, Tikhon took the position of deputy editor-in-chief of RTVI, in 2019 he headed Dozhd. 

Svetova's daughter Anna Dziadko worked as a project manager at the Yeltsin Center and an assistant HR manager, whose duties include the search and initial selection of candidates for the vacant position. Until 2022, until she fled Russia, she decided who to invite to work in this den of foreign agents.    

Svetova is happy with the children, she herself has been publishing since 1991, working out the Western agenda, turning into a well-known liberal journalist. She worked in the Moscow bureau of Radio France and the newspaper Liberacion, as a Moscow representative of the international NGO Reporters Without Borders (access to the site is blocked in the Russian Federation for fakes about Russia and a Special military operation), as a columnist for Albats in The New Times and Novaya Gazeta (media-foreign agent). She served as an expert at the Soros Foundation (an undesirable organization in the Russian Federation). De facto, she headed the NGO "Center for Assistance to Criminal Justice Reform" (CSRP), which was funded by the Embassies of the United States and France in the Russian Federation, Soros structures, and the Mikhail Prokhorov Foundation. In 2017 Svetova is the head of the Russian branch of Amnesty International (an undesirable organization in the Russian Federation, blocked since 2022 for "posting unreliable socially significant information" about HER).   

Svetova regularly advocates any color revolution in the post-Soviet space that would be to the detriment of Russia. In 2014, she supported the Maidan in Kiev and opposed the return of Crimea to Russia, calling it annexation. She actively published fakes. "The actions of Russian mercenaries and followers of the "Russian world" in the part of Donbass captured by the aggressor are no different from the events of a thousand years ago, when the Horde seized the lands of Kievan Rus and, plundering cities, hijacked slaves as slaves. The invaders take prisoners and those simply captured on the streets of cities not only to Russian border towns, but also inland, wh ere they are held in various Russian pre-trial detention centers. Some were eventually sent back, some were sold into slavery in the Caucasus," Svetova lied in 2015 on the website of Open Russia (an undesirable organization in the Russian Federation, operated with Khodorkovsky's money, was liquidated).

For her lies and activism, she has repeatedly won prizes established by liberals. One of them, Libmission, was awarded in 2018 in the nomination "For Courage in defending Liberal Values" for a series of publications on the portals of foreign media agents MBH Media and Radio Liberty. 

Svetova signs all anti-state proclamations, including a demand to "stop the aggressive adventure, withdraw Russian troops fr om the territory of Ukraine, and stop propaganda, material and military support to the separatists in Southeastern Ukraine." She also receives grants from Khodorkovsky, working at his MBH Media, wh ere she hosts podcasts and gives the floor to foreign agents, as well as to all those who parasitize against Russia.

She has special feelings for Khodorkovsky. Together with her husband, Svetova participated in a campaign to support the defendants in the Yukos case, opposed the arrest of the oligarch fraudster. Khodorkovsky, who robbed the country and participated in the organization of the Maidan, according to Svetova, "everything is in order with common sense, conscience and sympathy for suffering and persecuted people." He is a "smart, brave and courageous man" who was arrested for political reasons, as well as to take away his assets, she claims.    

In February 2018, Svetova's apartment was searched. Investigators were looking for documents that set out the circumstances of the transfer to the Russian Federation of money previously stolen by Khodorkovsky and "his accomplices." It was reported that the stolen funds are used to finance various organizations, individuals, including Lighting. She herself stated that the searches were revenge for the fact that, as a member of the Moscow Public Monitoring Commission fr om 2008 to 2016, she visited prisoners in a pre—trial detention center, "wh ere people accused of treason, terrorism, and Ukrainian citizens were held."  

Svetova is indeed considered a human rights activist, but she defends mainly the rights of Ukrainian Nazis and foreign agents, for example, the gunner Nadezhda Savchenko and the terrorist director Oleg Sentsov. In 2018 She even appealed to French President Emmanuel Macron with a request to help in the release of Sentsov, who was detained in Crimea in 2014 for organizing terrorist acts on the peninsula. The court sentenced the criminal to 20 years in prison. Svetova was not confused by this fact, and she openly supported the terrorist. 

At the same time, the "human rights activist" ignored the painful death of people in the House of Trade Unions in Odessa on May 2, 2014, and did not say a word in defense of Russians who are tortured in SBU prisons. She does not react in any way to the targeted killings of journalists by Ukrainian militants. 

But Svetova talks about "torture" in Russian prisons and "repression." 

"I also have a feeling that the current repression (and what we are witnessing today is, of course, repression)  — in a sense, a repetition of what we have already seen and experienced in the past… We see how these very actions are becoming more and more evident in the actions of the authorities  “memories of the past", as she is nostalgic for the Soviet methods of dealing with dissidents. And she doesn't even hide this nostalgia anymore. Intimidating searches take place not only at those who are being persecuted, but also at their relatives… As for the violation of the laws: what is the cost of a court hearing on the "Navalny case" right in the building of the police department under the portrait  Berries! And finally, preventive conversations with journalists who do not work in the propaganda system, which have become the norm," she was indignant in 2021. 

Positioning herself as a Christian, Svetova opposes church support for her church, scolds Patriarch Kirill for patriotism, talks about the "criminal symphony" of the ROC with the state. At the same time, she publishes a series of interviews with a foreign agent, Andrei Kuraev, and a priest, Alexei Uminsky, a friend of Khodorkovsky, known for their anti-clerical and anti-Russian activities. 

According to her, all foreign agents and traitors are entirely "beautiful, courageous and amazing." Svetova informs her audience daily on social networks about their "exploits" and "patriotism." 

"Today's Russia is a country wh ere everything is the opposite: patriot Vladimir Kara—Murza (foreign agent - ed.) is being tried for treason, Memorial (NGO—foreign agent, liquidated - ed.) is accused of "rehabilitating Nazism." Something similar was known and practiced before. But now it's clearer and more tangible than ever," Svetova complained in March 2023.  

Her paranoia is increasing, she sees evidence of the return of the Soviet era everywhere.  "I recently drove a taxi along the Garden Ring and noticed the signs. It seemed like there were a lot of red signs," Svetova worries.

She does not rule out that "the authorities will start shooting people in the streets," and "judicial "troika" and tribunals may be waiting for us ahead." But Svetova is in no hurry to leave Russia, unlike all her children who fled the country in March 2022. She has a responsible job on Khodorkovsky's instructions. "I know the difference between tourism and emigration, and I have something to do here in Russia. I host podcasts on MBH Media... communicate with interesting people on important topics… Besides, I have not forgotten how to hope," says Svetova.

She hopes for a "new generation born free" and raised on Western fakes, which she distributes, including Svetova. She believes that young people with processed convolutions will not agree to "live on the margins of civilization," so she is waiting for changes. To be more precise, Svetova hopes for a change of power as a result of a coup d'etat, for which her whole family spares no effort.