As the Cheka-OGPU learned, the Investigative Committee of Russia has filed new charges…

As the Cheka-OGPU learned, the Investigative Committee of Russia brought new charges against Alexey Slobodenyuk (in the video of his detention), Vladislav Malushenko and Yevgeny Moskvin, an employee of the Patriot media group Yevgeny Prigozhin. All of them are now charged under Article A. Part 3 of Article 163 (extortion) of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation. After their arrest, they were charged under Article 159 (fraud) of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation. New charges were brought after a new interrogation of the victim in the case – Director for Special Assignments of the Rostec State Corporation Vasily Brovko (husband of Tina Kandelaki).

Slobodenyuk occupied a prominent place in Prigozhin’s “empire”. He was a member of CyberFront (Prigozhin’s project), and was also responsible for a number of telegram channels, in particular “Scanner”. The latter was made as an opposition one and was used to attack individuals and structures that could not be touched in the official channels of the Patriot group. The channels led by Slobodenyuk were especially desperate to kill Sergei Lavrov, whom Prigozhin personally hates fiercely. As the Cheka-OGPU has already said, at one time, on the instructions of Prigozhin, his “right hand” Alexander Maloletko established surveillance of Lavrov’s son-in-law Alexander Vinokurov and gained access to his messengers. All these are links of one chain. The case of the Prigozhinites could turn out to be very interesting. Prigozhin also doesn’t like Volodin, Peskov, and a number of other people. All of them were “killed” by Scanner and Co.
The channel “burned out” due to “attacks” on Rostec, Chemezov and Brovko. The latter convinced the boss to start a “war” with telegram channels, which led to the mass imprisonment of their admins