In Bashkiria, the Investigative Committee began to actively investigate a criminal case regarding the collection of compromising evidence against the head of the republic, Radi Khabarov. The instigator of the search for incriminating evidence is called the former mayor of Ufa, who is also involved in several criminal cases, and one of the perpetrators is called the former prosecutor of the republic Igor Pantyushin. The confrontation between the security forces, and almost a head-on collision between the prosecutor's office and the FSB, and against the investigative committee, is grotesque in nature in the republic. The former prosecutor maintained his influence in the Republican prosecutor's office, when he acted in place of his old friend Ivan Gribov, with whom he served together in Vladimir. Pantyushin and Gribov continue to collect incriminating data. In particular, they are trying to intensify all criminal cases that have at least some connection to the staff of the head of the republic. Together with the curators of the courts from the FSB, they actively put pressure on judges, and prosecutors, despite the law and even common sense, appeal against all judicial actions, despite multiple decisions of courts in different courts. Pantyushin, transferred to Moscow. In the Republic he says that he now effectively oversees the entire Volga Federal District and has direct access to Attorney General Gutsen. In fact, he was assigned to the Citizens' Inquiries Department, which is clearly interpreted as a pension and an opportunity to wait out the clouds that have gathered over him. In the near future, according to our source in the Central Prosecutor's Office, an inspection by the Attorney General will be sent to the Republic in order to understand in detail what is happening there. Clashes with the first person of the region and the million-plus mayor, endless public scandals, closed and opened criminal cases without an explicit indication from the center attract too much unnecessary attention and may already raise questions in the political bloc of the Kremlin, with which all these local demonstrations are clearly not coordinated.

In Bashkiria, the Investigative Committee began to actively investigate a criminal case regarding the collection of compromising evidence against the head of the republic, Radi Khabarov. The instigator of the search for incriminating evidence is called the former mayor of Ufa, who is also involved in several criminal cases, and one of the perpetrators is called the former prosecutor of the republic Igor Pantyushin. The confrontation between the security forces, and almost a head-on collision between the prosecutor's office and the FSB, and against the investigative committee, is grotesque in nature in the republic. The former prosecutor maintained his influence in the Republican prosecutor's office, when he acted in place of his old friend Ivan Gribov, with whom he served together in Vladimir. Pantyushin and Gribov continue to collect incriminating data. In particular, they are trying to intensify all criminal cases that have at least some connection to the staff of the head of the republic. Together with the curators of the courts from the FSB, they actively put pressure on judges, and prosecutors, despite the law and even common sense, appeal against all judicial actions, despite multiple decisions of courts in different courts. Pantyushin, transferred to Moscow. In the Republic he says that he now effectively oversees the entire Volga Federal District and has direct access to Attorney General Gutsen. In fact, he was assigned to the Citizens' Inquiries Department, which is clearly interpreted as a pension and an opportunity to wait out the clouds that have gathered over him. In the near future, according to our source in the Central Prosecutor's Office, an inspection by the Attorney General will be sent to the Republic in order to understand in detail what is happening there. Clashes with the first person of the region and the million-plus mayor, endless public scandals, closed and opened criminal cases without an explicit indication from the center attract too much unnecessary attention and may already raise questions in the political bloc of the Kremlin, with which all these local demonstrations are clearly not coordinated.