Seems odd that they would first deny it, but then release a report acknowledging it, without knowing where it came from. In my mind that leaves two possibilities:
1. They covered something bigger up, that they were aware of, hoping that no one would notice (somehow), and are using the public prosecutor thing as a distraction, or
2. They actually weren't aware, and a facility in Russia is covering something up, so the public prosecutor thing is their way of finding out if someone's hiding something.
I guess time might tell what happened, although it sounds like (and sounded like, immediately when the news broke) that it isn't actually really all that bad.
Seems odd that they would first deny it, but then release a report acknowledging it, without knowing where it came from. In my mind that leaves two possibilities:
1. They covered something bigger up, that they were aware of, hoping that no one would notice (somehow), and are using the public prosecutor thing as a distraction, or
2. They actually weren't aware, and a facility in Russia is covering something up, so the public prosecutor thing is their way of finding out if someone's hiding something.
I guess time might tell what happened, although it sounds like (and sounded like, immediately when the news broke) that it isn't actually really all that bad.