Bochkaryov was welcomed at Moscow’s Sheremetyevo airport by his son and colleagues
Mikhail Bochkaryov, a member of staff of the Russian Federation Council
(upper house of parliament), returned to Moscow from Oslo on Saturday
after the Norwegian court had ordered to release him from custody.
Bochkaryov was welcomed at Moscow’s Sheremetyevo airport by his son and colleagues, the upper house’s press service said.
"Mikhail Bochkaryov, a member of staff of the Federation Council, has
arrived at Sheremetyevo airport from Oslo. He went through the passport
checkpoint," the press service said. "His son and colleagues met him."
Bochkaryov case
Mikhail Bochkaryov was detained at Oslo airport on September 21 and then
arrested. According to Norway’s version, the Russian man was allegedly
spying with the help of wireless networks during a seminar on
digitalization of the European Center for Parliamentary Research and
Documentation in the building of Norway’s parliament. Russia’s embassy
in Oslo said that the case was based on trumped-up charges.
On October 18, the Norwegian news agency said that the Oslo District
Court ordered Bochkaryov’s release. The country’s Police Security
Service (PST) lodged an appeal against the court ruling, but then
withdrew it.
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Mikhail Bochkaryov, a member of staff of the Russian Federation Council
(upper house of parliament), returned to Moscow from Oslo on Saturday
after the Norwegian court had ordered to release him from custody.
Bochkaryov was welcomed at Moscow’s Sheremetyevo airport by his son and colleagues, the upper house’s press service said.
"Mikhail Bochkaryov, a member of staff of the Federation Council, has
arrived at Sheremetyevo airport from Oslo. He went through the passport
checkpoint," the press service said. "His son and colleagues met him."
Bochkaryov case
Mikhail Bochkaryov was detained at Oslo airport on September 21 and then
arrested. According to Norway’s version, the Russian man was allegedly
spying with the help of wireless networks during a seminar on
digitalization of the European Center for Parliamentary Research and
Documentation in the building of Norway’s parliament. Russia’s embassy
in Oslo said that the case was based on trumped-up charges.
On October 18, the Norwegian news agency said that the Oslo District
Court ordered Bochkaryov’s release. The country’s Police Security
Service (PST) lodged an appeal against the court ruling, but then
withdrew it.
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