Mother of independent German journalist reporting on the war in Ukraine has to flee Germany

The mother of German journalist (https://t.me/theriotimes/3358) Alina Lipp has "fled" Germany. Two weeks ago, her bank account was frozen out of the blue. From one day to the next, she could no longer access her money. She was told that the police could be at her door at any moment to take her in for questioning. The reason was her daughter's unwanted coverage (https://t.me/theriotimes/3358)of the war in Ukraine.

"Germany is not my country anymore," the journalist's mother says in a video they recorded together. "This is really intense," Alina said. After her account was frozen, the woman sold her belongings to make the trip to Russia with Auro.

For the past month, it has once again been possible to travel to Russia by car from abroad. In addition, the woman was granted a visa. "It is an exciting time for the Lipps," says the family.

Recently, the German authorities opened a criminal investigation (https://t.me/theriotimes/3358) against Alina. They had previously removed her material from the Internet and subsequently blocked her bank account and that of her father. In Germany, supporting Russian military action in Ukraine is a criminal offense. You can get up to three years in