No later than October 14, 2022, Alexander Monosov

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and Maxim Parshin reached an agreement that the former deputy minister, by virtue of his official position, would influence the distribution of grants from the RFRIT, for which he would receive a bribe from Alexander Monosov in the amount of 5% to 10% of the grants provided to organizations after decisions were made by the grant committee. (According to the prosecutor, the amount of grants provided amounted to over 450 million rubles, and the actual amount of the bribe, according to the state prosecution, was 31.5 million rubles).
Evdokimova also reported bulgaria whatsapp resourcethat the defendants interacted via Telegram and that Maxim Parshin repeatedly delegated authority to provide a list of companies for grants and further adjustments to the list of companies for the grant commission to his assistant Alexei Popov.

As a result

Maxim Parshin, like Aleksandr Monosov, did not admit guilt and explained to the judge that he was ready to give a detailed explanation after the interrogation: "The charges brought against me are clear. I do not admit guilt in committing the crime provided for in Part 6 of Article 290 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation. I will definitely give detailed testimony. I will answer all questions from the parties when the defense petitions after the state prosecution presents evidence. I will do this in detail, in detail, with reference to specific facts and materials of this case."

Maxim Parshin claimed that the entire result of the year's work of the investigation comes down to a biased and distorted interpretation of individual facts: "The investigation decided for itself a year ago that there must be a bribe, and is adjusting individual facts and the decision to fit this. The results of operational activities are taken out of context. I am ready to declare that all my actions at the end of 2022 were aimed exclusively at correcting the catastrophic situation with the competitive selection of grant applications. If I had not intervened then, many worthy projects in the IT sphere, which were implemented in the interests of Russian citizens and under foreign sanctions, simply would not have reached the stage of substantive consideration and would not have had a chance of being supported."