Altai: printing houses refuse to print a "leaf"

The Altai printing houses refuse to print the Listok newspaper, the owner of which Sergei Mikhailov is under arrest in the case of the dissemination of inaccurate information about the Armed Forces of Russia, reports the news of the Altai Mountains.

The source of the publication reports that the Biysk Printing house "Katun" refused to print the new number of the "sheet", having received a warning from the prosecutor's office. For those reasons, the Prime Print refused the release of the “sheet”, where the newspaper was published earlier. The director of Katuni Andrei Balyasov confirmed that the printing house decided to refuse to cooperate with the “leaflet”. "We are not responsible for the content, we should not read it, but in such an environment we decided to refuse cooperation," Balyasov said.

According to Olga Mikhailova, the director of the Listov Publishing House, the printing houses have no official ban on working with the newspaper. “But it is also impossible to be produced because the prosecutor’s office blocks the printing house through intimidation and promises of some sanctions throughout Siberia,” Mikhailova said.

• On April 14, the court in Gorno-Altaysk arrested the founder of the weekly newspaper "Leaflet" Sergey Mikhailov in a criminal case of fakes about the army. On April 13, the editorial office of the List in Gorno-Altaysk and in the houses of its employees were searches in the criminal case of the spread of “false information” about the Russian army. The owner of the publication Sergei Mikhailov was detained in the suburbs. The searches also took place in the Barnaul house of the editor of the “leaflet” Viktor Rau, who is now abroad.

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