Nastya Rybka Naked

Nastya Rybka Naked
Nastya Rybka said she had evidence of Russian interference in the 2016 US election
Nastya Rybka was arrested in Moscow last week during her journey to Belarus
A Belarusian model deported from Thailand for leading a "sex training seminar" has been released by Russian police.
Nastya Rybka was arrested in Moscow last week while travelling from Thailand for Belarus.
Russian authorities said she remains a suspect in an unrelated criminal case, the Tass news agency reported.
On Saturday, a Moscow court ruling had extended her detention for allegedly forcing women into prostitution.
According to Russian news agency Interfax, investigators asked the court for her release on Tuesday.
Her lawyer, Dmitry Zatsarinsky, posted a video on Instagram, showing them both in a car after her release.
"Nastya Rybka is free," Mr Zatsarinsky said in the video. "We're going home."
Ms Rybka became famous after posting a video of Russian billionaire industrialist Oleg Deripaska with Russia's deputy prime minister, Sergey Prikhodko, on a yacht in 2016.
She was one of 10 people arrested in Thailand last February for organising a "sex training seminar".
Ms Rybka, whose real name is Anastasia Vashukevich, spent nine months in custody before a Thai court handed her a suspended 18-month sentence and ordered her deportation.
While in detention in Thailand, Ms Rybka claimed to have evidence of Russian interference in the 2016 US presidential election campaign.
Ms Rybka said she had obtained this through her acquaintance with Mr Deripaska. She sought help from the US embassy, fearing extradition to Russia.
Mr Deripaska has denied the allegations and successfully sued her.
He is one of several Russian oligarchs and politicians under American sanctions for "malign activities".
Ms Rybka's lawyer posted a video on Instagram last week which he said showed her arrest.
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A woman resembling her and looking sedated struggled as four men pushed her into a wheelchair, then carried her.
During her hearing on Saturday, Rybka apologised to Mr Deripaska and said she no longer wanted to "compromise him."
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Nastya Rybka is a 27-year-old Belorussian model who is known for being a 'sex guru'
BELARUS-born model Nastya Rybka is under fire for claiming she has evidence of Russian interference in the 2016 US presidential election.
But who is she and what is the latest about her? Here's what we know.
Nastya Rybka, whose real name is Anastasia Vashukevich, is a 27-year-old Belorussian model who is known for being a "sex guru".
The model was part of a group led by author and free sex advocate Alexander Kirillov.
She describes herself as a "sex coach" and has over 124k followers on Instagram .
Rybka says she has evidence of Russian interference in the 2016 US presidential election campaign, allegedly obtained through an acquaintance with Russian billionaire industrialist Oleg Deripaska.
She claims she has some 16 hours of footage that showed Deripaska discussing the election with three unidentified Americans.
Mr Deripaska denied the allegations and successfully sued both her and Kirillov.
The model was stopped at Moscow’s main airport after she was deported from Thailand for soliciting.
Her lawyer Dmitry Zatsarinsky posted a video on Instagram , saying it showed her being arrested.
In the footage a woman, appearing to have been sedated, struggles as four men push her into a wheelchair and then carry her off.
The footage has now been widely shared on social media, including by Russian broadcasters.
Mr Zatsarinsky said Rybka had been planning to get a connecting flight to Minsk, Belarus, but had been seized in the transit zone on to Russian territory, then taken to a police station.
Local media have quoted a Russian interior ministry statement saying Rybka and three others detained with her at Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport are accused of "luring into prostitution and practising it".
Along with Rybka, Alexander Kirillov, also a self-styled sex guru who had been in custody in Thailand with her.
They spent nine months in custody before a Thai court handed them a suspended 18-month sentence for soliciting and running an illegal "sex training course".
They were then deported on Thursday.
During their time in custody the pair sought help from the US embassy, saying they feared by extradited to Russia.
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The escort claiming to have tapes proving Russian interference in the US election, explained

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Andrew Prokop andrew@vox.com

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Apr 3, 2018, 12:12pm EDT

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Stop me if you’ve heard this one. A Russian oligarch, a top Russian government official, and a high-end escort take a trip together on a yacht. Months later, after being thrown into a Thai prison, the escort claims she knows about secret Russian interference in the 2016 US presidential election. And she says she has tapes .
It sounds utterly absurd. And, to be clear, Anastasia Vashukevich (who also goes by the name Nastya Rybka) may not actually have anything close to what she claims she does. She’s clearly self-interested — she’s trying to avoid deportation back to her home country of Belarus and is asking the US to extradite her in exchange for her information. She also has a history of bizarre self-promotional stunts.
But Vashukevich’s claims have been getting a surprising amount of attention from mainstream media sources — and for some understandable reasons.
For one, that wasn’t just any oligarch she traveled with. It was Russian aluminum magnate and former Paul Manafort employer Oleg Deripaska. That’s the oligarch whom Manafort wanted to privately brief and with whom he seems to have surreptitiously communicated , through an intermediary, while he chaired Donald Trump’s presidential campaign.
For another, it wasn’t just any top Russian government official who accompanied them on Deripaska’s yacht — it was Sergei Prikhodko, Russia’s deputy prime minister, a longtime Putin ally who has a foreign policy portfolio and is a very high-ranking official indeed.
Finally, the idea that Vashukevich might have secretly taped their conversations isn’t just hypothetical. At least once, she clearly did it, recording the two men as Deripaska discussed US-Russia relations. She later posted the video on her public Instagram account, where it sat for many months, essentially unnoticed, until anti-corruption political activist and Putin critic Alexei Navalny discovered it and explained its import in a YouTube video , accusing the deputy prime minister of accepting bribes from the oligarch.
Now, whether Vashukevich actually has 16 more hours of such recordings, as she says, and whether they are as damning as she claims, are different questions — ones we can’t answer yet. But this saga has already had major ramifications — it spurred the Russian government to block Navalny’s website just weeks before Russia’s presidential election, and to threaten to block YouTube and Instagram entirely in Russia as well.
Furthermore, all this revives yet again the many unanswered questions of just what Manafort was really up to during the Trump campaign. Emails between Manafort and a business associate make clear that Manafort, who was badly indebted to Deripaska, wanted to use his newfound prominence to “get whole.” The emails also appear to reference Manafort’s associate having a lengthy meeting with Deripaska and bringing back important messages. They also reference “caviar” — an apparent code for money — in relation to him. And all this unfolded just days before this very voyage.
For now, though, Vashukevich remains in a Thai prison. And the New York Times’ Richard Paddock reports that the FBI has asked to speak to her — but hasn’t gotten permission to do so from Thai authorities.
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Back in early August 2016, at the height of the US presidential campaign, the oligarch, Oleg Deripaska, and the deputy Russian prime minister, Sergei Prikhodko, took a multi-day yacht trip together off the coast of Norway. They invited several high-end escorts along for the trip, including Anastasia Vashukevich of Belarus, who was about 19 years old at the time.
Vashukevich, a frequent social media user, Instagrammed her trip, posting photos and video, apparently unbeknownst to the two men. In one video snippet she posted as part of a montage several months later, the men talk United States relations, and Deripaska says the following (according to a translation provided in Navalny’s video):
We’ve got bad relations with America, because the friend of Sergey Eduardovich [Prikhodko], Nuland’s her name, is responsible for them. When she was your age, she’s spent a month on a Russian whaling boat. She hates our country after this. Why is that?
The “she” is in reference to Victoria Nuland, who was President Obama’s top State Department official overseeing Russian relations and was loathed by many in the Russian government (a diplomatically embarrassing private conversation she had was once taped and leaked ). In and of itself, Deripaska’s remark here is hardly a bombshell — but it does tell us that Deripaska was willing to talk about such topics in front of Vashukevich.
Vashukevich’s public Instagram posts of the yacht trip remained unnoticed for more than a year. ( Here’s her feed, which is NSFW .) In that time, she wrote a book called Who Wants to Seduce a Billionaire describing what she says was her affair with an oligarch, including a detailed description of a yacht trip with him and a top politician (though she didn’t name either man). Eventually, she went public in the Russian media about her affair with Deripaska.
All this seemed like a salacious but inconsequential story — until Vashukevich got the attention of Alexei Navalny.
Alexei Navalny, a lawyer, media commentator, and activist, is one of Russia’s most high-profile critics of Vladimir Putin . He’s organized demonstrations, exposed apparent corruption, and faced charges from the government, and he tried to challenge Putin for president in 2018 before his campaign was blocked by electoral authorities.
One day in September 2017, Vashukevich and a group of other scantily dressed women came by Navalny’s campaign headquarters, at the same time as a camera crew, in an apparent attempt to cause an embarrassing scene for him.
Curious who this group was and what they were up to, Navalny and his team researched them — and eventually disclosed their findings in a highly entertaining 25-minute YouTube video (it’s in Russian but has English subtitles, and my quotes are from those subtitles). “They are some mildly insane activists who, either for money or for the show, take part in some highly unusual events,” Navalny said.
For instance, just weeks after their activity at Navalny’s office, Vashukevich and four other women stood nearly naked outside the US Embassy in what they claimed was a demonstration in support of Harvey Weinstein . One had “Love you Harvey” written on her body, another “Fuck me Harvey.” (Naturally, Vashukevich Instagrammed it .)
In another video, Vashukevich said, “I want to address Alexei Navalny. Alex, one of us will find you and fuck you and post the video of it on the internet. Because of you and those like you, people keep fighting wars now.” Then in February, Vashukevich traveled to Thailand, where she began participating in a “sex seminar.”
After combing social media posts and reviewing Vashukevich’s book, Navalny’s team unraveled basically all of the truly bizarre tale laid out above — and realized just who was with Vashukevich on that Instagrammed yacht trip. Navalny’s interest was in documenting and denouncing what he alleged was the blatant corruption and bribery of Russia’s deputy prime minister.
His video caused an earthquake. Deripaska sued in a Russian court to try to get YouTube to take down Navalny’s video, and to get either Instagram or Vashukevich to take down her posts of him. And a Russian government watchdog agency threatened to block all of YouTube and Instagram in Russia over the matter. Eventually, Vashukevich deleted some of her Instagram posts and Instagram agreed to take down the others. And while YouTube hasn’t removed Navalny’s video, the Russian government blocked N
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