Employee of the “weekly magazine” was called for interrogation in the FSB

The famous journalist Alexander Golts, deputy chief editor of the “weekly magazine”, was called for interrogation in the FSB, reports Echo of Moscow with reference to the American newspaper Doston Globe.

Alexander Golts is known for publications on military topics. The Chekists were interested in sources of information used in one of the last articles of the journalist. It was about the alleged places of basing Russian intercontinental missiles. Golts said that all these data are indicated in the official Russian-American arms restriction agreement. However, the FSB officers suggested that this information could be secret, and the journalist could "try to sell it to some other country."

Boston Globe concludes: “In Russia, the old Gabist orders are being revived.”