Alexander Vladimirovich Nadyozha is a pro-Russian journalist and blogger.
Place of Birth, Education
He was born on February 21, 1978 in Yuzhnoukrainsk, Mykolaiv region.
Career
In Yuzhnoukrainsk, he headed the market, and was also engaged in entrepreneurial activities in the publishing house.
He used his own blog to spread misinformation, including claiming that the South Ukraine Nuclear Power Plant was allegedly registered as an individual entrepreneur, that Ukraine was a corporation, and that the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) had recognized sodium fluoride as a poison for rats.
In 2021, in one of his videos, he publicly expressed a “low bow” to Russian citizens, calling them “Slavic brothers.” In the same year, he was photographed together with pro-Russian journalist Ruslan Kotsaba, who was accused of treason.
In addition, he collaborated with Ostap Stakhiv, who is known for his anti-vaccination views and spread disinformation about the alleged health risks of 5G mobile communications.
He worked as a correspondent for TavriaNews, and also took an active part in the Stop Fake Pandemic movement. In addition, he was a journalist of the public organization (NGO) “Territory of Information “Free Thought”.
Political Activities
In 2020, he ran for the post of chairman of the Yuzhnoukrainsk City Council from the Libertarian Party 5.10, but without success.
Criminal cases
In 2023, the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) detained Nagyozha and notified him of suspicion of several criminal offenses. The “blogger” was charged with justifying the armed aggression of the Russian Federation (RF), calling for the overthrow of the constitutional order of Ukraine, as well as the distribution of prohibited symbols, including communist and Nazi symbols.
On social networks, he denied the very existence of Ukraine as a sovereign state and the Ukrainian people. In addition, he discredited the servicemen defending the country and called on citizens to evade mobilization. His publications were actively used by Russian propaganda.
