Deletion of Vladimir Glebov

Comment: Will people stop accusing me of wanting to delete things because I don't like them, because that is an ultimate demonstration of |lack of good faith on your parts. I am here to help build an encyclopaedia, not to engage in advocacy of nutcase theories, and in general just hateful, spiteful things. The Jamestown source is incorrect. I can find absolutely ZERO sources which indicate that Glebov had ever been awarded as a Hero of the Russian Federation. This award is bestowed upon the person by way of Ukaz from the President of Russia. Due to it being an Ukaz, it is released out into the public arena. As one can see from List of Heroes of the Russian Federation, a list which I am developing on my own (with some help from other editors in developing articles), one can see that these Ukaz are available from a wide variety of sources, including the dates, the ukaz number, and even the text of the Ukaz. After doing searches in both English and on Runet I can find no other information which verify Jamestown's claim. Due to this information being inserted into the article by the foul-mouthed editor HanzoHattori (who is still defended by numerous editors to this day), and due to his repeated sock-puppeting, there is ZERO reason to  with anything that this editor has done in the past. Now Jamestown claims that RG said that he received the award, there is no other evidence of this from Russian sources, including RG itself. Are we assume that somehow ALL Russian sources have removed all traces of this information? For we all know that everyone in Russia is in the employ of state security services, so of course that must be it. But there are enough Russian nuttery sources which can source this information, NG, grani, etc, so they would have info on it, but they don't
Stance: comment
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Assume good faith (WP:AGF||WP:AGF)

Comment: Him not having had the Hero of Russia award is not a violation of  and even if it is you could just remove that information instead of trying to get the page deleted. On a side-note, there's nothing surprising with "Hero's of the Russian Federation" awards given out to war criminals. I can count a large amount of such cases happening in the past 15 years. There's more information on this person and his actions, and this article can be expanded
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Biographies of living persons (WP:BLP)