
A number of high -ranking unicorns have in the Istra district of the Moscow region in plots with houses worth dozens of their official annual income. This was reported in his blog by the founder of the Corruption Fund Alexei Navalny. He refers to the data of the Unified Register of the Federal Service for State Registration, Cadastre and Cartography.
Among the owners of expensive real estate, the first deputy head of the Presidential Administration Vyacheslav Volodin, head of the government apparatus Sergey Prikhodko, secretary of the United Russia General Council, Sergei Neverov, ex-birus of preparations for the APEC summit in Vladivostok, Nikolai Ashlapov and chairman of the Duma Committee on Economic Policy, Igor Rudensky.
The Corruption Fund posted information about the country's dachas on Dacha.fbk.info . Navalny cites satellite pictures of plots with buildings in the village of Leshkovo. The approximate price of such sites excluding the cost of buildings is from 70 to 180 million rubles. Only Volodin has an amount comparable to these prices in declarations, Navalny notes. In 2009, Volodin received 350 million rubles from the sale of shares of the oil and fat plant.
At the same time, in the declarations of unicorns, this real estate is reflected only partially. Most of the land is registered with the ownership of the "country non -profit partnership" Pine ". In addition, some cottages are located on a site purchased by businessman Nikolai Shustenko.
“Thus, we record the fact: the deputy of Neverov, the deputy Ruden and the former deputy Ashlapov received in -kind income from the entrepreneur Shustenko. He bought the land and transferred it to the use and disposal of these crooks,” Navalny notes.
On October 9, Navalny reported that the Rosreestr recognized the self -capture of land plots with an area of about 2.7 hectares by the head of Russian Railways Vladimir Yakunin. The company is the nominal owner of the "Dachi Yakunin" was fined 20 thousand rubles. In addition, Rosreestr obliged to eliminate the violations. As Navalny notes, this implies the demolition of a fence enclosing the illegally captured area, as well as all the buildings erected there.
About the "cottage of Yakunin" with a fur coat located on a plot of about 7 hectares in the Domodedovo district of the Moscow Region, next to which the forest and the river is illegally fenced, Navalny wrote repeatedly.
On October 8, Navalny reported that the children and grandchildren of the "main patriot of Russia" Yakuninlive outside Russia - in England and Switzerland. They own elite real estate there and study in the most prestigious educational institutions.
“Yakunin with his family abroad, a fur coat, stupid teachings on how we really need to live, because it is simply a symbol of the current government and the country of government,” wrote Navalny. “The hypocritical bastard who drags billions in the poor and dilapidated Russianodists constantly requires new State Dominations, launches the projects of insane value, he comfortably arranged his relatives in his relatives. Switzerland and England and still in seriousness has the arrogance to teach us patriotism. "
In July, Navalny published the results of the investigation of the activities of Yakunin himself , presenting the scheme of the business empire of the head of Russian Railways, drawn up for offshore companies. "The cost of this empire is billions of dollars. The Yakunin family is one of the richest families of Russia and the world. This is a real mafia family that exists because it works for the mafia boss Vladimir Putin, allowing them to rob everything around," Navalny noted.
“The company that works effectively always attracts a lot of attention, especially on the eve of the implementation of large infrastructure projects,” the press secretary of the head of Russian Railways Alexander Pirkov said in response to accusations.
Yakunin himself called Navalny’s accusations to be unreasonable and emphasized that they were damaged not only to a particular person, but also by the Republic of Russian Railways and may become a reason for a judicial claim.