The ministry's press service announced the listings. Guitarist Alexander Orlov, Loginova's fiance, was named alongside her. The third entry was "Malinovy Klin — Independent Kuban," a movement of Kuban Ukrainians seeking independence for the Kuban region.
StopTime formed in St. Petersburg in the spring and summer of 2025. Its musicians performed on the streets, playing covers of songs by artists designated as "foreign agents" in Russia.
In the autumn of 2025, members of the group were detained and subjected to a series of so-called "carousel arrests" on charges of organizing a mass gathering of citizens in a public place. In total, the musicians spent more than a month in a detention center.
According to The Insider, a local United Russia deputy, Mikhail Romanov, filed a denunciation against the musicians. He offered to end Loginova's prosecution if she apologized for her songs and performed for participants in Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
After their release, the vocalist and guitarist left Russia. In emigration they recorded their first album.
As 7x7 notes, in 2024 the Russian Supreme Court designated Malinovy Klin an extremist organization.