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Founder of the independent cultural space Revolt Centre in Syktyvkar, from 2010 to 2022 — executive director of the media outlet 7x7 — Horizontal Russia. On 8 July 2025, employees of Revolt Centre were searched in a case of state treason brought against Andreev.
The FSB claims that since 2019, Andreev has been helping representatives of foreign intelligence services in activities against security for money and for a long time "maintained covert contacts with representatives of NATO countries, as well as organisations used by foreign intelligence services as a cover for intelligence and subversive activities in Russia". According to the FSB
Founder of the independent cultural space Revolt Centre in Syktyvkar, from 2010 to 2022 — executive director of the media outlet 7x7 — Horizontal Russia. On 8 July 2025, employees of Revolt Centre were searched in a case of state treason brought against Andreev.
The FSB claims that since 2019, Andreev has been helping representatives of foreign intelligence services in activities against security for money and for a long time "maintained covert contacts with representatives of NATO countries, as well as organisations used by foreign intelligence services as a cover for intelligence and subversive activities in Russia". According to the FSB version, Andreev was engaged in projects aimed at violating the territorial integrity and constitutional order of Russia.
On 20 October 2025, the telegram channel "Ostorozhno, Novosti" reported that, according to the investigation, Andreev was engaged in "decolonial activities" in the interests of the representative of Denmark and worked in the organisation "Platform of Civil, Anti-War and Humanitarian Initiatives", which cooperates with European authorities and, in particular, works on the creation of a "society of deserters in Armenia". However, according to the Telegram channel, Andreev was not connected with the "Platform of Civil, Anti-War and Humanitarian Initiatives", and the investigation confused him with his namesake, a former organiser of entertainment events in Ulyanovsk Pavel Andreev.