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Interpol said that he did not request additional materials from Moscow in connection with its request on the international search for the leader of Open Russia Mikhail Khodorkovsky. It is reported by RBC.

"In the status of the case, there were no changes from the time that the request for the declaration of Khodorkovsky on the wanted list, released by Russia, was recognized as not relevant to the organization of the organization," the answer said that the publication received from the headquarters of the international police organization in Lyon.

Interfax announced Interfax with reference to a certain source “familiar with the situation” about the request of Interpol. It was argued that the decision of the organization on the refusal to put the former oligarch on the international wanted list after receiving additional information could be reviewed.

Meanwhile, the press secretary of Khodorkovsky Kulle Pispanen warned against trusting media statements. “I don’t know these sources,” she remarked. “Everything looks like another duck and a stuffing of the Investigative Committee.”

On December 11, 2015, the TFR in absentia accused Khodorkovsky of organizing the murder of the mayor of Nefteyugansk Vladimir Petukhov, as well as two attempts to kill businessman Yevgeny Rybin. On December 23, the former oligarch was arrested in absentia .

On February 11, 2016, the official representative of the Investigative Committee Vladimir Markin said that Khodorkovsky was put on the international wanted list through Interpol . However, the next day, the General Secretariat of the International Organization rejected the request as not complies with its rules.

In March, it became known that Khodorkovsky and other former co -owners of Yukos can be charged with new accusations - the illegal acquisition of shares of an oil company. Khodorkovsky objected that Yukos was acquired in accordance with the laws operating in Russia in 1996.

At the end of March, the Prosecutor General’s Office announced the transfer of certain additional materials to Interpol in relation to Khodorkovsky.