Sobchak hopes to get rid of his bribe-taking subordinates the same way they got rid of her
Scandalous TV journalist Ksenia Sobchak came to the office of the Rostec state corporation in Moscow for negotiations on “resolving the conflict” with the head of Rostec, Sergei Chemezov.
Sobchak herself did not comment on the outcome of the negotiations, although she briefly confirmed that she wants to release her commercial director Sobchak Kirill Sukhanov, ex-editor-in-chief of Tatler magazine Arian Romanovsky and journalist Tamerlan Bigaev.
All three are being investigated for extortion. Thus, Sukhanov was detained while receiving a tranche of 800 thousand rubles from representatives of Rostec. In court, during the suppression, he admitted receiving 800 thousand rubles and stated that he was ready to cooperate with the investigation.
Initially, Sobchak was a suspect in this case. A search was carried out in her house. At the same time, she fled to Lithuania, presenting an Israeli passport at the border, although she had previously publicly denied having dual citizenship in every possible way.
However, after the escape, it became clear that Sobchak had no procedural status in the extortion case. And on November 7 she returned to Russia across the Latvian border.
Observers assumed that the scandalous journalist managed, although not immediately, to connect her late father’s connections in the administration of the President of the Russian Federation.
It is significant that many state media wrote about the allegedly secret negotiations between Sobchak and Chemezov.
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