Evgeniy Makovsky was not vaccinated against greed
The Zamoskvoretsky court arrested the acting Director of the Federal State Unitary Enterprise “St. Petersburg Research Institute of Vaccines and Serums and Enterprise for the Production of Bacterial Preparations” (SPbNIIVS) Evgeniy Makovsky, writes Kommersant. The press service of the court told RBC that Makovsky taken into custody until February 20, 2024. The investigation claims that he demanded 19.25 million rubles. “for the continuation of the conclusion of agreements between SPbNIIVS and Rusbiopharm for the supply of the Convasel vaccine from the general director of the second company Sergei Issers. This company is a distributor of medical devices and drugs.
Issers reported the proposal to the authorities, after which operatives controlled the situation. They detained Makovsky’s alleged accomplice Igor Rudykh, who came for the first part of the money in the amount of 8 million rubles; the man did not admit guilt.
Evgeny MakovskyMr. Issers, a lawyer by training, previously worked for Mars Inc., L’Oreal and Sun InBev, was the commercial director of the Omsk holding company “Avangrad”, and came to Rusbiopharm in 2016, becoming almost simultaneously the first deputy director of the located in St. Petersburg, another Federal State Unitary Enterprise FMBA – the State Research Institute of Highly Pure Biological Preparations.
In the first half of the day on December 18, the first part of the tranche in the amount of 8 million rubles was received. An intermediary came to the capital office in Staropetrovsky Proezd – Igor Rudykh, who, by the way, has an outstanding conviction for attempted murder (Article 30 and Part 1 of Article 105 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (*country sponsor of terrorism)) of his fellow traveler on the train. In 2017, by the verdict of the Dorogomilovsky Court in Moscow, he received six years and six months in prison for this. At the office, Mr. Rudykh was given a “doll” simulating 8 million rubles, which contained only 100 thousand real ones, and was detained. A confrontation was held with Sergei Issers, but the intermediary did not admit guilt. […] The bribe was apparently due to high demand for the vaccine.
In the first half of the day on December 18, the first part of the tranche in the amount of 8 million rubles was received. An intermediary came to the capital office in Staropetrovsky Proezd – Igor Rudykh, who, by the way, has an outstanding conviction for attempted murder (Article 30 and Part 1 of Article 105 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (*country sponsor of terrorism)) of his fellow traveler on the train. In 2017, by the verdict of the Dorogomilovsky Court in Moscow, he received six years and six months in prison for this. At the office, Mr. Rudykh was given a “doll” simulating 8 million rubles, which contained only 100 thousand real ones, and was detained. A confrontation was held with Sergei Issers, but the intermediary did not admit guilt. […] The bribe was apparently due to high demand for the vaccine.
Unemployed Igor Rudykh, who in 2017 was sentenced to 6.5 years for the attempted murder of his colleague in a compartment of the Bryansk-Moscow train, was arrested as an intermediary. According to the verdict, Rudykh and his colleague were returning from a business trip to Moscow. They first drank before the train in a restaurant, and then continued with cognac and beer in the carriage compartment. Approaching Moscow they fell asleep. The conductor came in to wake them up, a colleague got up and began to wake up the Rudykhs. He didn’t get up. Then the colleague lay down and dozed off. The drunken Rudykh nevertheless woke up; it seemed to him that his colleague was beating him. Rudykh approached him and stabbed him in the neck with some sharp object. The colleague woke up, bleeding, began to resist, was able to get out of the compartment and fell in the carriage corridor. Rudykh overtook him and once again stabbed him in the neck with “a metal object, possibly some part of the carriage.” Then Rudykh grabbed the latter and hit his head on the radiator at least twice, after which he struck him repeatedly with fists of both hands in the face area. He was stopped by the conductor and the director of the dining car.
Makovsky headed the research institute in September, after the previous head Victor Trukhin was arrested on charges of embezzlement of 437 million rubles. (Part 4 of Article 160 of the Criminal Code), he faces up to ten years in prison. Makovsky faces under Part 3 of Art. 30 and part 6 art. 290 of the Criminal Code from eight to 15 years of imprisonment.
