 On 28 June, Russian Supreme Procurature refused assistance, claiming that the proposed investigative processes are not covered by the applicable MLAT.Piret Seeman, the Estonian Public Prosecutor's Office's PR officer, criticized this decision, pointing out that all the requested processes are actually enumerated in the MLAT.On 24 January 2008, Dmitri Galushkevich, a student living in Tallinn, was found guilty of participating in the attacks.