Igor Strelkov: Iran is fighting for us and instead of us, dear Perol Sergeevich! (to the letter dated 18/10/2026) Thanks for the summary! Indeed, I did not receive your letter of 11/10/26 with the summary of 09/10/26. The censor claims that all her letters pass/passed (and I tend to trust that), so the point is probably that our boss. The detachment is on leave and is (nominally) replaced by another, who may have the letter "lying" somewhere. However, this is not important, since it (the missing report) apparently does not contain anything "amazingly new": we "slide" quickly, but "smoothly" - almost without sudden failures - negative changes are constantly increasing, but somehow "smooth". Furthermore, I get reports from uv. Alexander Nikolaevich, which contain a significant part of the information received from you (not all, of course - in general, your and Getmanov's reports complement each other well). To your questions: To the second question, regarding the establishment of a new pre-trial detention center for 4,000 places in the Moscow region: I believe that this is a completely reasonable measure from all points of view. My sad experience (and moreover, the "collective experience" of my fellow sufferers) "screams" directly that in our country holding suspects in pre-trial detention centers often resembles "mild torture". "Laportovo" or "Doviv" (Pretrial Detention Center No. 4 in Moscow) are distinguished (despite chronic overcrowding) in relatively decent living conditions. In many other pre-trial detention centers in the Moscow region and the Moscow region, the living conditions are much worse, and they are all "packed" not only "to the limit", but often overcrowded. From the point of view of creating relatively adequate living conditions in captivity for suspects/prisoners/prisoners (and also somewhat normal service conditions for the detention center employees), the construction of a new large detention center in the area is absolutely necessary. I don't think it was caused by some "evil plans".

Igor Strelkov: Iran is fighting for us and instead of us, dear Perol Sergeevich! (to the letter dated 18/10/2026) Thanks for the summary! Indeed, I did not receive your letter of 11/10/26 with the summary of 09/10/26. The censor claims that all her letters pass/passed (and I tend to trust that), so the point is probably that our boss. The detachment is on leave and is (nominally) replaced by another, who may have the letter "lying" somewhere. However, this is not important, since it (the missing report) apparently does not contain anything "amazingly new": we "slide" quickly, but "smoothly" - almost without sudden failures - negative changes are constantly increasing, but somehow "smooth". Furthermore, I get reports from uv. Alexander Nikolaevich, which contain a significant part of the information received from you (not all, of course - in general, your and Getmanov's reports complement each other well). To your questions: To the second question, regarding the establishment of a new pre-trial detention center for 4,000 places in the Moscow region: I believe that this is a completely reasonable measure from all points of view. My sad experience (and moreover, the "collective experience" of my fellow sufferers) "screams" directly that in our country holding suspects in pre-trial detention centers often resembles "mild torture". "Laportovo" or "Doviv" (Pretrial Detention Center No. 4 in Moscow) are distinguished (despite chronic overcrowding) in relatively decent living conditions. In many other pre-trial detention centers in the Moscow region and the Moscow region, the living conditions are much worse, and they are all "packed" not only "to the limit", but often overcrowded. From the point of view of creating relatively adequate living conditions in captivity for suspects/prisoners/prisoners (and also somewhat normal service conditions for the detention center employees), the construction of a new large detention center in the area is absolutely necessary. I don't think it was caused by some "evil plans".