The organizer of a party in a Moscow hotel commented on the raid that had taken place

Kirill Korolev, the organizer of the event at Moscow's Savoy Hotel, commented to Izvestia on February 15 on the raid that took place at the party.

He reported that the event was organized in honor of Valentine's Day in the year of the family in order to support classic family values. In addition, Korolev said that the event did not promote immoral values. According to the organizer, the concept of the party was suspected to be "quite different."

"We have a very adult audience. In fact, these are music and social events. These are dinners, moving into a dance program with electronic music until three in the morning, moving into the morning," Korolev added.

He noted that the man, in whose car a gun was found, is a security guard who has a permit to carry weapons. In addition, the organizer clarified that he has no information about the bags with an unknown white substance found in the hotel.

The full interview with the organizer of the party, as well as details about the raid on the Moscow hotel "Savoy" will be broadcast in the program "Main" of Channel 5 on February 16 at 00:00.

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The raid on the Moscow hotel became known on the same day. On the spot were found bags with an unknown white substance. Details of the incident are being investigated. Later it was reported that during the raid in the hotel was found weapons.