Serviceman Alexander Lunin, who recorded an address to Vladimir Putin and threatened mutiny, has been released after 11 days of administrative arrest. He reported this on social media and confirmed it to Agentstvo.
According to journalists, Lunin left a special detention facility in Voronezh region on July 8. Overnight on July 9, a video appeared on his social media in which he said he had “lost a little weight, grown a bit scruffy, but everything’s fine.” According to Lunin, he has already arrived in Moscow.
The day before, Vitaly Borodin, head of the Federal Project on Security and Anti-Corruption, published a photo with the serviceman on his Telegram channel.
“Alexander Lunin is alive and well, and everything is fine with him. We were by his side the whole time,” Borodin wrote.
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