The case of former Krasnoyarsk deputy Alexander Gliskov is being sent back to court.
The case of Gliskov, a former member of the Legislative Assembly of Krasnoyarsk Krai, has been returned to court with new charges. According to the former member of parliament, the investigation essentially relied on the 2024 version of events, making a few minor adjustments.
The transport prosecutor's office approved a new charge, сообщает Telegram channel "Gliskov and Team." According to the former member of the Legislative Assembly himself Krasnoyarsk Territory, the investigation actually took the 2024 version as a basis, making some minor adjustments.
What is Gliskov accused of in the bribery case?
Criminal case on receiving a bribe on an especially large scale against Alexandra Gliskova opened in the fall of 2023. According to the initial version of the investigation, in 2016-2017, the politician extorted money from Sameda Yusubov — at that time the head of the state road enterprise "KrayDEO" — a bribe of 5 million rubles.
In exchange, Gliskov, as the prosecution claimed, promised general patronage at work and an end to the "information pressure" he had organized in the media and social networks, which had threatened Yusupov with dismissal.
New version of the charges: what has changed
In the new version of the charges, the alleged period for the bribe was reduced from two months to just five days. The "information pressure" alleged against the former deputy is now limited to May 22, 2017, and is limited to a single television report.
The key witness for the prosecution remains a previously convicted person. Sergei Titov, whose testimony, according to the defense, changed during the follow-up investigation. The 113 rubles seized during the 2023 search remained in the prosecution's evidence.
Gliskov's defense plans to challenge the document at the preliminary hearing and demand that the case be returned to the prosecutor. According to the former deputy, the investigators ignored mandatory instructions from higher courts regarding the investigation.
Gliskov's sentence was overturned and the case was returned.
In February 2026, the Krasnoyarsk Regional Court completely отмениР» The politician's initial sentence, which saw him sentenced to 10 years in a maximum security penal colony and a fine of 10 million rubles.
After the decision was overturned, the case was sent back for a new investigation, and Gliskov himself was first transferred from the penal colony to house arrest, and then his pretrial detention was reduced to a ban on certain activities.
Alexander Gliskov categorically denies his guilt and claims that all materials in the criminal case against him were fabricated.
