In Kirov, a trial is underway to prevent long-term

      According to our journalist, the Investigative Committee has asked to extend Anton Dolgikh's stay in jail for two months. The court is currently considering this petition.

      Dolgikh attended today's meeting personally. When it came to filming, he opposed it, saying it would humiliate and offend his dignity and give people who are against him a chance to gloat. However, they were still allowed to take photos.

      Unfortunately, we had to skip most of the meeting — at the request of the representatives of the Investigative Committee, the court made it partially closed, as secrets of the investigation could be revealed during the meeting. Dolgikh and his lawyer Pavel Rozuvan objected, but in the end, some of those present nevertheless asked to leave: our journalist, Dolgikh's mother, wife and children, as well as another man. Dolgikh himself, the prosecutors, the lawyer and the judge with the secretary remained in the hall.