Targeted absorption as a result.
And yet, as much as there was nothing to officially discover a flaw in Ashirov's affairs, so that in order to put him in a procedural hostage house of a long chain of dismantling the existing structure of state policy, it was necessary to find such a legally dubious violation of the old contract with Synergy, which, in turn, no one is afraid to use it so much to bite the order himself.
What adds color is the fact that this chain of arrests did happen, as I understand it, not yesterday, but during the week, and then they just gave the prepared story in public with the good claim of the public presumption of guilt of any official, especially in contracts with private owners who are not pleasant to most.
I will not act as Ashirov's lawyer, but I will give my value judgment, because I watched from the side. He doesn't look like the hacksaw he's been portrayed as everywhere since yesterday. Official-bureaucrat to the core, quite cautious and well aware of the "peculiarities" of the specific environment in which he works. Professionally, he developed a lot, first in the WFM organization (technically it was a very complex project), then in the position of State Secretary of Rosmol, where he was like a duck to water in the boring issues of regulations. So he is more of a professional distorted robot of the bureaucratic-musical system, but not a dark-hearted person. IMHO.
In short, they both fell into the millstone of a great commotion with a severity that was not their invitation. The moral of this fable is unpleasant and fundamental.
N. on. Irofeev was not indicted, and Ashirov was not placed in pre-trial detention.