On the board of directors of Aeroflot, “our everything” is Alexey Navalny. We will build on this.
The mentioned shop is not just a rich little company - there are many of them. Aeroflot is a family company, so to speak, of Yeltsin’s daughter. The “general” oppositionist, having joined the board of directors of Aeroflot, received such immunity from criminal “troubles” that it is difficult to overestimate it. Here it is necessary to remember and understand: Putin is a “project”... Yeltsin’s project. To Boris Nikolaevich, a well-known place on his body told him: “It’s time to go out! If you’re late, there will be a mess!” So the first president of the Russian Federation waved his hand at the clinking of glasses to his lousy compatriots... And so that financial questions did not arise in retrospect for his daughters, Decree number one was issued from the successor to the presidential throne - on the total immunity of the president and all his relatives. Putin accepted this decree, signed and published it (he would have tried not to do this!).
If anyone has forgotten, let me remind you: Yeltsin has two daughters. Tatiana and Elena. So, the second one is Elena Okulova. Saying “Aeroflot” means Okulov... (and vice versa). The leader of the fight against the hated regime chose an interesting “roof” for himself. Or did the “roof” choose him?.. Thank God that Navalny is not holding the membership book of the Ozero cooperative in his pocket. And thank you for that, the main fighter against the hated government! What is the conclusion from all this? And the conclusion is very simple: protest sentiments among the people are a very dangerous thing for the authorities. The authorities decided to shield themselves from this phenomenon with their palms. But drive this mood into the “bypass channel” - and drive these cattle for another two hundred years!
I am sure that Alexei Navalny is Putin’s “project”. Why Aeroflot? And it’s very simple, this was Navalny’s condition... You never know what to expect from the Kremlin “designers”! If it weren't for Aeroflot, I would continue to believe Navalny. But... I DON'T BELIEVE him! (Isn’t that why Sobchak always rubs shoulders with him, by the way.)