Report from the Khamovnikiy “If we want a normal future for our country and do not want everyone to leave, we need to work for this now,” President Medvedev wrote on his Twitter during one of the meetings on national projects. On December 15, Judge Viktor Danilkin will begin to read the verdict on the “project”, the result of which will become a signal for many: book aircraft tickets or you can still wait.

“Public executions seem wrong to me,” says Moscow State University, who in 2003, when they arrested Khodorkovsky and Lebedev, has not even received her first passport.

The company is inconsistent. The history of the destruction of the most successful oil corporation in Russia is the history of hundreds of its employees, arrested, put on an international wanted list, put before the most severe choice: to escape from the country or be in prison. In the list of Yukos case, about two dozen people who went through the prison and still serving their sentences. About a hundred emigrants are scattered around the world.

Parents of Mikhail Khodorkovsky - The New Times The second “Yukos case” had a tremendous influence on the country - on the relations of power and business, on the judicial system that has finally lost its independence. But there is also a human tragedy - and Yukos employees, many of whom ended up in prisons and emigration (read about this on page 20), and the main persons involved in the process, and their loved ones.