Police confirmed the arrest of Nastya Rybka, who had promised to talk about Russia's interference in the United States.

Belarusian model Anastasia Vashkevich, better known as Nastya Rybka, and her business partner, Russian citizen Oleksandr Kirilov, named Alex Leslie, were arrested at Moscow Sheremetyevo Airport after being deported from Thailand. The information was confirmed by police in Moscow

According to the official Russian news agency TASS, they were arrested as part of the case on the organization of prostitution . In addition to Vashevich and Kirilov, two other detainees do not state their names.

Previously, they had all arrived in Moscow from Thailand, from where they had been deported after a trial for unlawful organization of sexual training sessions.

Ribkah and Leslie convicted, although they have already claimed their innocence

Thai laws state that an admission of guilt is possible at any time in the process and allows the court to reduce the sentence two times.

Fish and Leslie was arrested in Thailand in February 2018 for organizing sex tourism for tourists. At first, they were accused of illegal trade, but they eventually justified this article. Later, the government added charges of providing sexual services.

In 2018, Nastya Rybka became the heroine of the investigation led by the Russian opposition Oleksiy Navalny about Russian Deputy Prime Minister Sergei Prykhodko and the man of Oleg Deripaska business. According to Bulk, a manager spent three days on a yacht in Deripaska near the coast of Norway in August 2016, alongside "girls from escort agencies". This became known from the book and "Instagram" by Nastya Fishka.

Rybka asks Aslie and her a political asylum in the United States and promises to provide details of Russia's interference in the US presidential election if she were assisted for the release of her arrest in Thailand.

Oleg Deripaska totally denied Navalny's investigation information and filed a lawsuit against Ribka and Leslie for violation of privacy. The court withdrew the defendants for 500,000 rubles. Subsequently, Rybka claimed that she had forwarded all records of Russian intervention to Deripaska. Under what conditions and exactly how it happened, since Rybka was in prison, the situation is not clear. Doripaska herself did not comment on her words.