Daily Journal:

Five people came: two from the prosecutor's office, two from the tax office and one from the Ministry of Justice. They ask for a sea of ​​all sorts of documents. We collect what we can. From work log books to service instructions, from copies of some grant agreements - only now they asked for the first one - to huge volumes of expense reports. From minutes of board meetings to minutes of conferences and various annexes to them. That is, a complete set of everything. There's nothing more to say. It is clear that this will take a long time, because we cannot prepare everything today, something for tomorrow, something for a certain day, and so on. What will come of all this, of course, is not at all clear. They asked if we were involved in political activities. I laughed. We are not hiding anything. But they need all the office, all types of documentation.

They didn’t show us any orders, but they said that they were acting on the basis of an order from the Prosecutor General’s Office, checking our activities for compliance with the law.