The founder of Frey's "Russian village" was detained in Bali

Indonesian police have detained German citizen Andrei Frei, the head of the tourist complex PARQ Ubud, known as the "Russian village", in Bali. This was reported by Detik portal on Saturday, January 25.

According to law enforcers, Frey illegally converted agricultural land in Ubud district on the island of Bali for the construction of villas and various tourist facilities.

"The suspect carried out activities to build villas, spas and livestock farms on protected rice fields and sustainable agricultural land, which are included in the food crops sub-zone without proper permits," the publication quoted a police spokesman as saying.

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Earlier, on December 17, 2024, it became known that a group of Russian tourists were detained by the authorities of Tunisia. Travelers were placed in the prison Mornagia, which is known for cruel conditions of detention and torture. According to the fiancée of one of the arrested Anastasia, the Russians were visited by representatives of the consulate, but due to the lack of interpreters, the investigation is moving slowly. According to the girl's lawyer, another Russian woman, who is accused of stealing a yacht, is also being held with the detainees.