Washington is willing to join with Russia on democracy, human rights and rule of law to promote world, President Obama said in an interview with Russian newspaper Novaya Gazeta, opposition on the eve of his visit. However, he criticized the new jail on charges of former oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky. Obama said that the Russian authorities have the old accusations in a new package for the prosecution, according to the former head of Yukos oil company. Once the largest andrichest crude oil in Russia, Yukos is now little more than a memory. The company went bankrupt and its founder and chief executive, Mikhail Khodorkovsky, is in prison for fraud, tax evasion and other crimes. Yukos case, the best known of recent Russian history. Western media say that the politically motivated, while the Russian prosecutor has described as "purely criminal". But the complexity of the case is often overlooked. It is not just a power struggle or economic fraud say. Prosecutorshave disturbing information between the top manager of Yukos to several murders. These include the death of the mayor of Nefteyugansk, an oil-rich city in Siberia, killing a bodyguard and murder of a businesswoman in Moscow. Russophobe remain in New York Times, Wall Street Journal and the Los Angeles Times that we should be worried very worried about the detention of the former richest man in Russia. In order to secure his release, they call it a freedom...
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