The former head of Udmurtia, accused of corruption, admitted to breaking the law
The former head of Udmurtia, Alexander Solovyov, who was arrested for taking a bribe of 140 million rubles, admitted that he had violated the law. At the same time, Solovyov's defense asked that these statements not be considered an admission of guilt. This is reported by Interfax. “Yes, I broke the law, but now I ask you to release me and choose house arrest,” the agency reports Solovyov’s words.