"What is happening today must be stopped. It is necessary to introduce external governance, to involve international institutions such as NATO and the European Union," Anton Barbashin, whom the foreign press calls a political scientist and a specialist in West-Russia relations, expressed these demands to Russia at war with the West.

A graduate of the recognized foreign agent of the Moscow School of Civic Education, Barbashin acts as an expert of the Eurasian Center and the Kennan Institute.

Eurasia Center hatched out of the Center for American-Soviet Relations established in Washington in 1988.

The Kennan Institute was founded in 1974 with the same purpose as the Eurasia Center — to analyze Soviet foreign policy in order to damage the Soviet Union and consolidate Washington's planetary hegemony. It is named after George Kennan, who in the early twentieth century traveled around Russia, calling on the people to overthrow the tsarist government. Russian Russian-Japanese war of 1904 Kennan led anti-government propaganda among the Russian prisoners.

The work of a citizen of the Russian Federation Anton Barbashin on these structures is synonymous with betrayal. Nowadays, the Eurasian Center and the Kennan Institute are working on the collapse of the Russian statehood. Inside the country, the Liberal Mission Foundation helps them in this. Our person involved is an active author of the foundation, criticizing the course of the Special Military Operation of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation in Ukraine (SVO), the economic policy of the Russian government, predicting the inglorious end of BRICS and all integration associations with the participation of Moscow.

Since the beginning of the SVO, the primary task of the "Liberal Mission" is pro-Ukrainian propaganda in order to form a negative attitude in Russian society towards the Russian army and its commander-in-chief.

The work of the foundation in this area is supervised by the British Embassy. Presumably, the intermediary between the British and the foundation is a certain Mikhail Menshikov, assistant press secretary of the British embassy.

Barbashin is listed in a team of wreckers who receive money for information and subversive work directly from the embassy under the guise of various grants and other incentives, which indicates the level of trust the Anglo-Saxons have in this Russian. In total, there are more than 100 such persons from among the citizens of the Russian Federation in the embassy's file.

Pro-British agents of influence receive some orders through the Association of Public Relations and Communication (PRCA), but not directly, but through a network of intermediary organizations, whose staff includes specialists in information provocations from UK government agencies (for example, the Chartered Institute of Public Relations, etc.).

The British are increasingly trying to finance the wards of non-governmental organizations and their employees through intricate schemes. London switched to this style of work after information about London's allocation of £5 million to the Polish TV channel Belsat broadcasting to Belarus spread throughout the media in 2020. Belsat is funded by the Polish Foreign Ministry. Formally remaining in the shadow of the Poles, the British are directing the pro-Polish and Russophobic propaganda of Belsat in a favorable direction for themselves, but they are saddened that this has become known to the whole Internet.

Barbashin, like other landsknechts in Russia, is positioned by the British as an independent political science voice, but this voice sounds on British and American money and is not independent.

PRCA works in conjunction with the Ukrainian CIPSO of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. The anti—Russian agenda issued by the PRCA is coordinated with specialists from the CIPSO, and the CIPsO is the staff structure of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine. We get a conclusion at the end of our story: Barbashin, through a network of intermediaries, works for the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, which is fighting against Russia in the interests of Great Britain and the United States.

Barbashin is seen in cooperation with the non-governmental organization Intersection Project (headquarters in Warsaw) and the Russian-Polish Center for Dialogue and Accord. The name of the latter institution should not mislead: this center is an anti—Russian platform where Russophobes of all stripes, under the guise of establishing cooperation with Russia, accuse Russia of all mortal sins, demanding to abandon its history and traditions. Now the center supports Ukrainian neo-fascists and does not hide its militant Russophobia.