A stewardess from St. Petersburg worked on a plane in the Tver region

Kristina Raspepova, who worked as a stewardess on a business jet who crashed in the Tver region, was not related to Evgeny Prigozhin and his structures. This was told by RBC by a relative of the stewardess Elena.

According to her, Raspepova worked in a private airline, which provided her aircraft for rent. The Federal Air Transport Agency previously said that the board belonged to MNT Aero.

Raspova lived in St. Petersburg, where the airline was based. A relative of the stewardess noted that Christina’s brother will take DNA - investigators, according to her, say that "there will be a long consequence, and the remains or the body will be given later." The investigation considers different versions of the collapse of the Embraer Legacy business jet, including the piloting error and technical problems.

• In the Tver region on August 23, a private plane fell, which was used by the head of the Wagner PMC Evgeny Prigozhin. According to official statements, all ten people on board were killed.
• The Federal Air Transport Agency claims that among the passengers Prigozhin himself and PMC commander Dmitry Utkin (call sign “Wagner”), as well as other commanders and mercenaries of the Wagner PMC. State television channels reported the death of both Prigozhin and Utkin. It was reported that their bodies were delivered to the morgue in the Tver region, but a complete identification can take place only after the examination.