Peskov: the Kremlin does not have a "plan of the seagull" plan

On December 1, the Corruption Foundation published an investigation, the authors of which are accused of family members of the Russian Prosecutor General Yuri Chaika and other high -ranking prosecutors of corruption

The Kremlin states that they do not have any plan to ensure the inviolability of Prosecutor General Yuri Chaika in connection with the investigation of the Corruption Fund.

“No, there is no plan of inviolability. As you know, there are no one either, either,” the presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov “Interfax” quotes.

So Peskov commented on reporters published on Wednesday, RBC , citing sources close to the presidential administration, the State Duma leadership and the Federation Council, that the authorities supposedly will defend the Prosecutor General and provide him with immunity . The FBK investigation on the illegal business of family members and deputies of the Seagull, as RBC writes, is proposed to be called the West order, and in relation to Navalny to deploy a legal and information campaign.

On December 1, the Corruption Foundation was published by an investigation , the authors of which are accused of family members of the Russian Prosecutor General Yuri Chaika and other senior prosecutors of the prosecutor’s office of corruption and building a business "on extortion, kickbacks and raiding", as well as in relations with the gang of Sergei Tsapka, members of which killed 12 people in the village of Kushchevskaya.

The Seagull himself called the investigation registered and claimed that he was behind the British businessman William Browner , against whom criminal cases have been instituted in Russia.

The Kremlin claimed that the investigation was not of interest . The head of government Dmitry Medvedev also refused to give him an assessment.