According to her, she is not aware of any criminal case, as no one from law enforcement has contacted her. "I read about it on the internet, but I have no official information," said Ekaterina.
She also added that even if she had violated the laws of Kyrgyzstan, it would not affect her life, as she "lives in Russia and is subject to Russian laws." Ekaterina receives a large number of messages on social media — ranging from support to threats.
Additionally, she mentioned that she has already communicated with representatives of the guardianship authorities, as Dmitry has filed a lawsuit against her. "We had a constructive conversation, and they saw that I am a reasonable mother. There are no claims against me," she noted. According to her, her older son was present at the custody hearing on September 2 and confirmed her position. "Everyone is on my side, I am confident that I will win these court cases," concluded Ekaterina.
