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	'''Ksenia Fadeeva''' ({{langx\|ru\|Ксения Владиславовна Фадеева}}) is a Russian opposition politician, former regional coordinator of ] Headquarters in ].		'''Ksenia Fadeeva''' ({{langx\|ru\|Ксения Владиславовна Фадеева}}) is a Russian opposition politician, former regional coordinator of ] Headquarters in ].

			== Biography ==

			Fadeeva graduated from the Faculty of International Law at Tomsk State University in 2014. In her student years, she actively participated in pickets and rallies and was detained many times. In 2015, she became the regional coordinator of the Golos movement.

			In 2020, she won at the local elections and was elected to the Tomsk city council.<ref>{{cite web\| url =https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2022/02/01/likening-peaceful-opposition-to-terrorism-breaks-russias-foundations-jailed-navalny-coordinator-says-a76217\| title =Likening Opposition to Terrorism ‘Breaks Russia’s Foundations,’ Jailed Navalny Coordinator Says\| last =\| first =\| date =2022-02-01\| publisher =The Moscow Times \| access-date =2024-12-11}}</ref><ref>{{cite web\| url =https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2020/09/14/navalnys-allies-claim-symbolic-council-seat-wins-in-regional-polls-a71425\| title =Navalny's Allies Claim Symbolic Council Seat Wins in Regional Polls\| last =\| first =\| date =2020-09-14\| publisher =The Moscow Times \| access-date =2024-12-11}}</ref><ref>{{cite web\| url =https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2021/12/29/ex-navalny-coordinators-detained-for-extremism-a75943\| title =Ex-Navalny Coordinators Detained for ‘Extremism’\| last =\| first =\| date =2021-12-29\| publisher =The Moscow Times \| access-date =2024-12-11}}</ref>

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Ksenia Fadeeva
Ксения Фадеева
Known for	Opposition to Vladimir Putin
Political party	Progress Party (since 2013)

Ksenia Fadeeva (Russian: Ксения Владиславовна Фадеева) is a Russian opposition politician, former regional coordinator of Alexei Navalny Headquarters in Tomsk.

Biography

Fadeeva graduated from the Faculty of International Law at Tomsk State University in 2014. In her student years, she actively participated in pickets and rallies and was detained many times. In 2015, she became the regional coordinator of the Golos movement.

In 2020, she won at the local elections and was elected to the Tomsk city council.

References

"Likening Opposition to Terrorism 'Breaks Russia's Foundations,' Jailed Navalny Coordinator Says". The Moscow Times. 2022-02-01. Retrieved 2024-12-11.
"Navalny's Allies Claim Symbolic Council Seat Wins in Regional Polls". The Moscow Times. 2020-09-14. Retrieved 2024-12-11.
"Ex-Navalny Coordinators Detained for 'Extremism'". The Moscow Times. 2021-12-29. Retrieved 2024-12-11.

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