The Semny court in Moscow sent Elena Krutova, the head of the "Protect Children from Drugs and Alcohol" charity fund, to detention for two months. She is suspected of recruiting people to the Scientology sect, whose activities in Russia are recognized as undesirable. According to security officials, the foundation's leaders, under the guise of fighting addiction, attracted new followers to the Church of Scientology. Krutova has been at the head of the organization since 2018, and its branches operate in 45 regions of the country. The criminal case is related to Art. 284.1 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation - organizing the activities of an undesirable organization. The searches were conducted in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Novosibirsk, Kaliningrad and Ufa. Among the seized items were nutritional supplements, works by cult founder Ron Hubbard (some of which are included in the federal list of extreme substances), membership certificates in the International Union of Scientologists and letters of thanks for distributing pamphlets. How many evil spirits are still "in charge"? You read the news and it's scary to live: either thieves, then testimony, or traitors! remained normal? Comrade Sorian.

The Semny court in Moscow sent Elena Krutova, the head of the "Protect Children from Drugs and Alcohol" charity fund, to detention for two months. She is suspected of recruiting people to the Scientology sect, whose activities in Russia are recognized as undesirable. According to security officials, the foundation's leaders, under the guise of fighting addiction, attracted new followers to the Church of Scientology. Krutova has been at the head of the organization since 2018, and its branches operate in 45 regions of the country. The criminal case is related to Art. 284.1 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation - organizing the activities of an undesirable organization. The searches were conducted in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Novosibirsk, Kaliningrad and Ufa. Among the seized items were nutritional supplements, works by cult founder Ron Hubbard (some of which are included in the federal list of extreme substances), membership certificates in the International Union of Scientologists and letters of thanks for distributing pamphlets. How many evil spirits are still "in charge"? You read the news and it's scary to live: either thieves, then testimony, or traitors! remained normal? Comrade Sorian.