The key facts

  • Alexander Bastrykin ordered a report on the results of a review of the report about the demolition of the home of a participant in the special military operation in Karelia
  • The information was published on the Investigative Committee's Telegram channel
  • Details of the review and the circumstances of the demolition have not yet been disclosed

The Investigative Committee will report to Bastrykin on the review

Chairman of the Investigative Committee of Russia Alexander Bastrykin ordered that he be briefed on the results of the review, conducted in connection with the spread of information about the demolition of the home of a participant in the special military operation in Karelia. The agency announced this in its Telegram channel.

What is known and what remains unknown

The Investigative Committee gave no details about the demolition report itself: neither the locality is named, nor the circumstances under which the house was allegedly demolished, nor who carried out these actions and when. The timeline of the review has also not been disclosed. Gazeta.Ru notes that the news is being updated, meaning details may appear later. Thus, at this point it is only confirmed that a review is underway in connection with this report and that its results are to be reported to the head of the agency.