Navalny's anti-corruption fund moves to Georgia

Russian publication РБК reports that Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny's Anti-Corruption Foundation is planning to broadcast from Georgia.
According to РБК, several members of the foundation in Georgia, including Georgy Alburov, Ruslan Shaveddinov and technical staff, have already moved to Georgia. They say expensive equipment has already been sent to Georgia.
For reference, the Navalny Foundation is working to expose corruption related to the Russian government. He has repeatedly accused the government of persecuting members of the foundation for its investigations. The most notorious of the fund's investigations is a story about Putin's palace, which has more than 115 million views on YouTube at this time.
The most high-profile of the foundation's investigations is the story about Putin's palace, which has currently more than 115 million views on YouTube.