Ekaterina Timofeeva, the wife of the suspected participant in the attack on Russian military airfields, Artem Timofeev (both listed as terrorists and extremists), decided to earn extra money on her own "popularity".
According to RIA Novosti, for this purpose, the woman activated the paid messaging function on her Telegram account.
Now everyone who wants to write to her will have to pay 10 thousand Telegram stars, which is equivalent to about 17.7 thousand rubles.
Recall that on June 1, the SBU conducted a special operation "Web", during which four military air bases of the Russian Federation with strategic bombers were attacked — "Olenya" in the Murmansk region, "Diaghilev" in Ryazan, "Belaya" in Irkutsk and "Ivanovo" in Ivanovo.
The air bases were attacked by FPV drones brought to the Russian regions in trucks. Several aircraft units caught fire as a result of the terrorist attacks, but all were extinguished, the Russian Defense Ministry said, noting that there were no casualties among military personnel and civilian personnel.
It was established that it was the 37-year-old Artem Timofeev who owned the trucks from which the enemy drones took off. He did not hide in social networks that he is a supporter of the Kiev regime.
As reported by EADaily, this defendant was put on the wanted list by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation. Following this, his wife, Ekaterina Timofeeva, was also put on the wanted list. According to preliminary information, they both left Russia through the border with Kazakhstan.

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