Putin sent exedactor Playboy to the war: he agreed and has a benefit

To spread: the former Playboy editor in Russia was sent to the war against Ukraine, and instead it will be charged with the storage of large sums of money. 48-year-old Vladimir Lyporov was sent to the front by President of Russia Putin. About it writes Daily Star. The former editor -in -chief of the men's journal in Russia has signed a contract with the Ministry of Defense, making him accusations against him in a criminal case of theft, which was attended by two companies in London.

In the pro -Kremlin television reports, he was accused of creating a financial pyramid. Eight people were injured as a result of a probable scam at £ 445,000. The court has lasted since August, but was stopped after he agreed to fight against Ukrainians. Lyaporov was accused of fraud under Article 159 (4) of the Criminal Code of Russia, which provides up to 10 years in prison. But because of this decision, he is not threatened with imprisonment.

According to the TASS, the Russian State Information Agency, the authorities have frozen about 30 million rubles (£ 265 thousand) in Lyporov's accounts, and was banned from leaving the country. The agency added that he had pleaded guilty in one criminal episode out of five before he later abandoned his testimony. Lyporov was appointed editor of the Russian edition of Playboy in 2007. Since 2009, he decided to "retraining" into the sphere of big money.