Before May 9, Moscow police come to political activists

In Moscow, the police came to the libertarian Alexander Kazytsyn and the political activist Alexei Minyailo. The police are coming “to everyone who is connected with FBK”, Minyailo said.

On the morning of May 3, Kazytsyn’s apartment was searched – a laptop and a phone were seized, and he himself was taken to the police department. In the evening it became known that Kazitsyn was arrested for 12 days on the charge of disobeying the police.

The police conducted an inspection in Mynyailo’s apartment. “They say that by May 9 they will come to everyone connected with the FBK, because the FBK killed Vladlen Tatarsky,” he wrote. On words It went by that “hundreds, if not thousands, of policemen” were walking around people’s houses.

The Investigative Committee of Russia believes that the suspect in the murder of pro-war blogger Tatarsky Daria Trepov “adheres to opposition views and is a supporter of the Anti-Corruption Foundation.” The National Anti-Terrorist Committee of Russia stated that the terrorist attack was planned “by the special services of Ukraine with the involvement of agents from among the persons cooperating with the so-called Navalny Anti-Corruption Fund.”

The former director of FBK Ivan Zhdanov wrote in his telegram that the Anti-corruption Fund was not involved in the murder of Tatarsky. He called statements about the involvement of FBK an attempt to “hang” on the organization a false accusation of terrorism. Another associate of Alexei Navalny, Leonid Volkov, also called them a request to “transfer from a sick head to a healthy one.”