FBK has launched an investigation into Pugacheva's possible connection to foreign intelligence services.

On October 14, Vitaly Borodin, head of the Federal Security and Anti-Corruption Project (FBK), announced the launch of an investigation into the possible connection of singer Alla Pugacheva with foreign intelligence services.

"We believe that she has a connection with foreign intelligence services. And I assume that her last interview was organized by the British special services," RT quoted him as saying.

By "last interview," Borodin means a conversation with journalist Ekaterina Gordeeva (recognized as a foreign agent in the Russian Federation), for which, according to FBK, the singer received about $2 million.

Borodin also recalled that the FBK had repeatedly asked to recognize Pugacheva as a foreign agent and to open a criminal case on the justification of terrorism.

Treshchev said on September 15 that he had filed a lawsuit against Pugacheva to recover 1.5 billion rubles in compensation for moral damage. It is noted that the reason for the appeal to the court was the statements of the actress in an interview where she positively described the first president of the self-proclaimed Chechen Republic of Ichkeria (a terrorist organization banned in Russia) Dzhokhar Dudayev, who was liquidated in 1996.

Later, on September 24, the Savyolovsky District Court of Moscow dismissed the lawsuit against Pugacheva. On September 29, the Tverskoy District Court of Moscow registered Treshchev's claim. The next day, the third lawsuit for the protection of honor, dignity and business reputation against the singer was registered in the Odintsovo Court of the Moscow region.

On October 2, the Tverskoy Court of Moscow returned Treshchev's statement of claim to the singer because of her statements in an interview.

All important news is on the Izvestia channel in the MAX messenger.