Law enforcement officers detained the deputy head of the rear of the Rosgvardiya, Major General Mirza Mirzaev. It happened on the territory of Moscow, as reported by the telegram channel Mash.
"The Major General has been arrested until January 2, 2025," the source informs.
According to investigators, Mirzaev demanded 140 million rubles from the company supplying modules for prefabricated buildings. Otherwise, he threatened to break the contract for 480 million rubles. When the company transferred the required funds through an intermediary, Mirzaev was detained.
The detainee's defense tried to insist on house arrest, but the judge ordered a stay in jail, since the crime could have been committed during the SMO.
EADaily previously also informed about the explosions in the capital's Detention center No. 3.
Zelensky was afraid of Moscow's response to the use of long—range missiles - Lavrov
Berbok returned Russia to the family of European nations
Why is Putin not bluffing when he talks about "Hazel" strikes on targets in the West
Parlikov: I'm going to negotiate with Gazprom in the aggressor country, but there are no options here
The signal was poorly understood: how did the Western media react to the attack on Yuzhmash
Panic began in Kiev due to the threat of Russian retaliatory strikes — ABC News