The prosecutor's office did not call for questioning because of "Dunno on the Moon." The blogger received a call from the police

The prosecutor's office of the Krasnodar Territory did not summon Mikhail Malakhov, administrator of the Radical Dreamers public on VKontakte, for questioning. The police became interested in the publication of an excerpt from Nikolai Nosov's fairy tale "Dunno on the Moon", Open Russia reports, citing Malakhov himself.

He said that initially during the call it was not clear where he was being called. Later, Malakhov found out that he was called from the police, and not from the prosecutor's office. The man added that the caller gave the address, from which he remembered only the name of the street - Dzerzhinsky, so he concluded that he had been summoned to the prosecutor's office.

Meduza contacted the press service of the regional prosecutor's office. The interlocutors of the publication said that after the appearance of reports about the incident in the media, they called all the district departments of the department. According to them, none of them heard about Malakhov and did not call him for interrogation.

On October 9, information appeared that Malakhov received a call from the Krasnodar prosecutor's office after the publication of an excerpt from Nikolai Nosov's fairy tale "Dunno on the Moon." Someone complained about Radical Dreamers because of a screenshot that showed a quote from chapter 31 of the book.

The caller said that the passage should be checked for incitement to hatred against the police (Article 282 of the Criminal Code). Malakhov was surprised and asked if the prosecutor’s office would really check Dunno on the Moon, and he was told that linguistic expertise would sort everything out.