“Valery Maksimenko is alone in a double cell.
He said that Lefortovo had surprisingly good food, ”Khuruji said.
He quoted Maksimenko's words.
“I filmed a food sample in many prisons, both in Russia, in Europe, and in Asian countries, and I can say that Lefortovo is the best thing that I have ever tried,” the human rights activist quoted the ex-deputy of the department.
In turn, the ex-journalist of Kommersant and Vedomosti, accused of high treason, Ivan Safronov, an adviser to the head of Roscosmos, told human rights activists that he did not have enough eggs in the pre-trial detention center.
"Chicken eggs are given only to the sick, and they are not accepted in programs from the outside," he said in an interview with human rights activists.
A spokesman for the SIZO administration confirmed his words, explaining that eggs are not accepted, since they are considered a perishable product, and in the food for prisoners, eggs are prescribed as a diet by doctors.
On November 26 it became known that Maksimenko was detained on charges of abuse of power.
Later, the Basmanny Court of Moscow sent him under arrest for two months.