
Aksana Panova, editor -in -chief and director of the URA.RU agency, returned to Russia, her plane landed at the Koltsovo Airport of the Koltsovo Airport. As the agency’s employee Dmitry Korzev said on the Facebook page, she was “met with a crowd, with applause” and without agendas.
On the eve of the Oktyabrsky District Court of Yekaterinburg extended the term of detention to the chief accountant of the agency Natalya Popova, and the bloggers were seriously afraid that the arrest was waiting for Panov immediately upon returning to Russia. The survey , which was conducted on his blog by activist Evgeny Roizman, showed that most do not recommend Panova to return to Russia.
“Everything will be fine. The criminal case is not worth the extended egg. We will also be pulled out of our accountant Natasha. And those who started all this will be deserved,” Panov quotesURA.RU. When asked how she will spend the first after her lack of a minute, she answered briefly: "I will go to her son."
Ko Kohklosev adds: "No one was delayed, they did not hand the summons. Tired, exhausted, but at large and with us. Thanks to everyone who came to support and wrote about the Ura.ru case - including, thanks to this publicity, the return was calmly returned."
Earlier it was reported that the Main Directorate of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation in the Sverdlovsk region opened a criminal case under Part 4 of Art. 159 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (fraud on an especially large scale) on theft of a large amount of money from the account of the news agency.
As part of the investigation, a number of searches were carried out, including the agency itself. After the searches, the accountant of the agency Popov was detained.
On Friday, information appeared that in addition to this, URA.RU can be accused of commercial bribery and extortion.
On Sunday, according to URA.RU, the relatives of Natalia Popova were taken to the Investigative Department of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in the Sverdlovsk region to testify. Investigators came home to the matchmaker Natalia Viktor Noskova and to work for her daughter -in -law Irina Popova. Both were taken to the GSU on Lenin Street, 17.
For interrogation, Mikhail Vyugin, deputy chief editor of URA.RU. He will have to testify on October 2.