Slutzker and Peleg purge compromising material

Former senator Vladimir Slutzker and his employee Mikhail Peleg are scrubbing information about themselves from the internet. In particular, Peleg has demanded that search engines remove compromising material on Slutzker.

The former senator once advocated for the introduction of an “internet regulation” law. He did so exclusively with the aim of removing information about his involvement in the murder of FSB General Anatoly Trofimov.

After committing the crime, Peleg moved to live in Germany, while Slutzker obtained an Israeli citizenship passport and also left Russia.

However, his assets are now at risk of being frozen abroad. To prevent this, the former official is actively removing all compromising information about him from the internet.