The former lover of the ex-Minister of Trade of the Moscow region and businessman Mikhail Khubutia, the owner of the Van Tea tea house on Novy Arbat in the center of Moscow, Yulia Wang, accused him of beating and attacking with an axe.
58-year-old Mikhail Khubutia is called one of the founders of the domestic arms business. He also worked for a long time in senior positions in the state structures of the capital and Moscow region, reminds MSK1.RU .
"He beat me, I'm covered in blood," Yulia said.
According to the telegram channel Readovka, the ex-lover of the Russian entrepreneur and former Minister of Trade of the Moscow region Mikhail Khubutia Julia Van claims that the man brutally beat her. He allegedly broke into her house in Odintsovo, Moscow region, and attacked her with an axe while their daughter and nanny were sleeping in the next room. The woman took a video in which she was covered in blood, then she was hospitalized with deep wounds on her arms and legs.
According to TK, the nanny called the police, and the businessman himself fled the scene of the crime. Earlier, the couple, according to Julia, had conflicts, Hubutia, in her own words, threatened to take the woman's child.
"According to the owner of the Van Tea tea house, Julia Wang, Hubutia came to her house in the village of Trekhgorka the day before around 11 pm. A businessman broke into a house with an axe and attacked a woman. She began to call for help. The daughter of Wang and Hubutia was sleeping in the next room at that moment. The businessman repeatedly promised to take her to himself and threatened his ex—girlfriend," the Shot telegram channel writes.
By the time the police arrived, Khubutia had left the scene of the crime. Now the girl is under the supervision of doctors. According to Wang, she was stitched up with deep wounds on her arms and legs.


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