Prokhorov accused Russian intelligence services of unprofessionalism

Mikhail Prokhorov, who recently announced his final retirement from business into politics , said that one of the country's main problems is the lack of professionals.

Prokhorov spoke on his blog about lack of professionalism in connection with the detention of Leonid Razvozzhaev and " story with video recording " allegedly" negotiations between Sergei Udaltsov and Georgian parliamentarian Givi Targamadze ."

The negotiations were shown on the NTV channel in the film " Anatomy of Protest-2" , and the Investigative Committee, after checking the film, opened a criminal case for preparing mass riots, in which Sergei Udaltsov , Leonid Razvozzhaev and Konstantin Lebedev became suspects.

Both stories, according to Prokhorov, show the lack of professionalism of the Russian intelligence services. " We too often forgave Gleb Zheglov for the wallet that was planted in Kostya Brick's pocket, because " A thief should be in prison." Society has long allowed intelligence agencies to use “ Not a law, but a brush,” he writes. — A policeman who feels entitled “ To defame” or torture is an unprofessional policeman.”

The video recording of the negotiations between Udaltsov and Targamadze prompted the politician to ask: “ If a meeting between one of the key figures of the Russian opposition and one of the politicians of a country that fought with the Russian army is not monitored by the special services, but is bought from some allied ones, then why does Russia need such special services?”

In December 2010, during " direct line" Vladimir Putin answered a question from a resident of Irkutsk about the case of Mikhail Khodorkovsky with a quote from Zheglov: " A thief should be in prison." The full quote from Zheglov looks like this: “ ...If Brick is a thief, he should be in prison, and people don’t care how I hide him there.”