Nastya Rybka made a statement about the transfer of compromising materials to the USA
'20.07.2018'
Source: Life.ru
Anastasia Vashukevich (Nastya Rybka) a few days before the trial of her case, which began on July 19, made a statement about her plans to transfer incriminating evidence against oligarch Oleg Deripaska to the Americans.
It is about the allegedly available information from her about interference in the US presidential election in 2016, reports Life.ru. Earlier, the media reported that representatives of the FBI tried to meet with her in prison, but the authorities in Thailand, where she is in custody, rejected the request of the special services.
According to Vashukevich, the transfer of any information abroad has never entered into its intentions,
“I will give these records only to Oleg Deripaska. I am not going to blackmail anyone, and I did not plan it, ”Vice News reports Vashukevich as saying.
It is noted that her comment was obtained through the spouse of her instructor Alexander Kirilov, Christina Sheremeteva.
Earlier, a court in the city of Ust-Labinsk satisfied the claim of billionaire Oleg Deripaska against Vashukevich and Kirillov, ruling to collect 500 thousand rubles from each and oblige them to remove the dirt on Deripaska, which Vashukevich posted on the Internet. Deripaska himself was not at the meeting. If the court, which is scheduled in Thailand at the end of July, recognizes their guilt, then Vashukevich, Kirillov and six more defendants could face up to 20 years in prison.
Deripaska filed a lawsuit against Vashukevich and Kirillov back in early February 2018 of the year - that is, before they were detained in Thailand. The lawsuit is related to the investigation of the Anti-Corruption Foundation, founded by Navalny, in which, besides Vashukevich herself, Deripaska and Russian Deputy Prime Minister Sergei Prikhodko were mentioned. According to the plaintiff, the defendants "posted private photos in their social networks depicting Oleg Deripaska, as well as audio recordings of his conversations taken secretly, revealing details of his private life."
The FBK investigation came out on February 8. It tells about a vacation on the coast of Norway on a yacht, on which there were people similar to Oleg Deripaska and Sergey Prikhodko, as well as the author of a blog and a book about seducing billionaires under the pseudonym Nastya Rybka. Navalny supported his assertions with Nastya Rybka’s Instagram posts, excerpts from her book “The Billionaire Seduction Diary”, as well as with tracking services.
In March 2018, Nastya Rybka announced that she had more than 16 hours of recordings of conversations at her disposal that could help shed light on Russian interference in the US presidential election. The girl expressed her readiness to transfer the records to the American investigation, if the United States would grant her asylum. A spokeswoman for the US State Department, Heather Neuert, expressed confidence that the Thai authorities will notify the United States if the Russian woman tells something really important. Neuert added that the government is helping American citizens, and Vashukevich is not a US citizen.
