The Russians told Kholoud about investigations at the Berlin airport. Asked about war and mobilization At the Berlin airport, Russian citizens began to be invited to "voluntary" talks, during which they were asked about the situation in Russia, the mobilization and the rise in prices. Two Russian women who flew to Berlin via Istanbul told Khalud about it. One of the women, who spoke neither German nor English, was interrogated through an interpreter for about an hour. The interview was conducted by three plainclothes officers. Who they are and why these are questions was not explained to the woman. She learned that she could decline the call already during the process. The publication's second interlocutor said that after checking the passports, a man in civilian clothes offered to go through an interview. He did not introduce himself, and when he learned that the conversation was voluntary, the woman refused.