On June 11, 2008, the chairmen of three committees of the Public Chamber sent a letter to Prosecutor General Yury Chaika with a request to check the statements of Colonel Vladimir Kvachkov for extremism.
The letter was signed by the chairmen of the commissions on interethnic relations and freedom of conscience Nikolai Svanidze, on information policy and freedom of speech Pavel Gusev and public control over the activities of law enforcement agencies Anatoly Kucherena.
“We are talking about the statements of Vladimir Kvachkov on the air of the Echo of Moscow radio station last Friday and about the interview that he gave three years ago to Alexander Prokhanov in the Zavtra newspaper ,” N. Svanidze explained.
According to the drafters of the letter, these statements contain "signs of extremism" and "are anti-constitutional and socially dangerous . "
In a radio interview that Kvachkov gave on June 6, 2008, after a jury found him not guilty of the assassination attempt on Anatoly Chubais, he stated that "The destruction of Chubais is not a crime for me ... Because Chubais - I said it to him in the eyes and repeat in front of radio listeners - a national traitor and traitor " . Kvachkov also claimed that the country is "occupied by the Jewish mafia ... which is the matrix for the rest of the criminal gangs in Russia . "
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