Banker Pugachev complained to Putin about the threats of the escaped Miroshnikov
As The Bell learned, the former owner of Mezhprombank, Sergei Pugachev, wrote a letter to Vladimir Putin back in December 2014, in which he spoke about extortion and threats from the former deputy head of the Deposit Insurance Agency, Valery Miroshnikov, and his subordinates. This week, Miroshnikov resigned in connection with the case of FSB Colonel Kirill Cherkalin, who was detained in April with 12 billion rubles in cash, and went abroad. Letter to Putin.