In a later post, she expressed worry that her letter would cause her parents to be called in for questioning by regional authorities.
When The Associated Press on Monday asked her father, Nikolai, if Natasha could be interviewed, he said he had been ordered not to comment to news media, but declined to say who issued the order.
“Probably, I will regret that I wrote what I think,” Natasha wrote in her blog on Saturday.
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