Lilija Moshechkova (Russian: Лилия Мошечкова; born July 19, 1969), also known as Liliya Moshechkova, is a Polish politician and former member of Confederation Liberty and Independence party. She was a candidate for election to the European Parliament in 2015.
From 1976 to 1984 she attended 25 schools in Donetsk, then continued her education in Donetsk Construction College (Russian: links=no|Донецкий строительный техникум)(1984–1988), and 37 Liceum in Donetsk. After that, she studied at Minsk Innovation University (Russian: links=no|МИУ, Минский инновационный университет) and Belorussian Commercial Law Institute (Russian: links=no|БКИУ, Белорусский коммерческий институт управления)(1995–2001)[1] [2] [3]
In 2014, she applied for the position of councillor of Warsaw's Ochota district, and a year later, from the KORWiN party list, she ran, also unsuccessfully, for a parliamentary seat from Podlasie.[4] [5]
At the same, when she have been working with Confederation Liberty and Independence she appeared in Channel One Russia[4] [5]
Supported ride of Night Wolves to Poland[2] and claimed that Poles should not destroy Soviet monuments,[2] which was also a part of Russian propaganda.[6] [7] Have criticized the policies regarding the large families in Russia [8]
She participated in the protest together with Falanga (organisation) and Camp of Great Poland against the visit of president Petro Poroshenko. Lilija Moshechkova has openly bragged about relations with separatists in Donbass[9] [2] She was accused of funding the Russian separatist forces in Ukraine with 32689,64 PLN with help of The Orthodox Brotherhood of Sts. Cyril and Methodius in Poland Białystok[10] [11] [4] [12] [13] Lilija Moshechkova appears in the documents exposed by Ukrainian Cyber Alliance in Hacking of Oleksandr Usovskyi case, that proved, that anti-Ukrainian actions were coordinated by Kreml.[14]