It is impossible, leaving aside the "truth about the condopogue", to talk about politics. If only because the political truth is always different from the "results of the investigation." The policy differs from everything else that it should be able to use the event or events in its interests. If we talk about politics in modern Russia and cash political forces, then the events in Kondopog show that there were simply no political forces in the public field, except for the DPNI.

The political era, contemporaries and accomplices of which we are, is characterized by one main vector.

Someone's truth is not the universal truth. The report of Yuri Savelyev, a member of the Federal Assembly commission to investigate the events of September 1-3, 2004 in Beslan, came out, it seems, at a politically precisely calculated moment - a week before the second anniversary of the events. This time is enough for the conclusions made in the report to become newsworthy, but it is not enough for specialists to have time to carefully read the voluminous material and provide counterarguments.