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"Kremlin-3"
The first loud text of RBC about the environment of Vladimir Putin after the dismissal of the editorial management. Main
In early May 2016 , the editor -in -chief of the RBC newspaper Maxim Solus was fired ; Following him, the editor-in-chief of the holding Roman Badanin and chief editor Elizaveta Ossetian. According to Reuters and Medusa , the Kremlin was dissatisfied with the publications of RBC about the family of the Russian president, and the last straw was an article on the breeding of oysters at the Putin Palace in Gelendzhik. In early July, RBC announced the arrival of the new leadership - Elizabeth Golikova and Igor Trosnikov from Tass. The first flyer said that when publishing materials, one cannot cross the “ double continuous ”. A few days after that, RBC published a new article about the environment of Vladimir Putin. It tells about the lands around the president’s residence in Valdai. These lands, as it turned out, belong to Putin's close friends, and people from the FSO are lying nearby. "Medusa" tells what this material says.
Vladimir Putin often happens in his residence in Valdai. Locals say that they constantly see helicopters over the fenced territory. Next to the residence is the Iversky monastery, to which Putin gave a copy of the Iveron icon of the Mother of God of the 19th century. Since the mid-2000s, the Russian president has been supporting the Valdai discussion club, which regularly performs itself.
The residence of Vladimir Putin is formally located on a area of 151 hectares on the peninsula by the lake of dinner (we recommend that you immediately open this card so that it is easier to understand the text). Next to this site is another - about a hundred hectares. They are fenced with the same fence. This site belongs to the main shareholder of the Bank "Russia" to Yuri Kovalchuk and his son Boris, who heads the board "Inter RAO"). Yuri Kovalchuk is under the sanctions of the United States, whose authorities consider him a “ wallet ” by Putin. When the Bank "Russia" was under the sanctions, the Russian president asked to transfer his salary there.
Real estate is located on the Kovalchukov site is renting by the Presidential Affairs Management. Among the objects there is a residence with an area of about 3400 square meters, a guest house, two restaurants, a beekeeper house, two Mi-8 landing sites and a church. Under what conditions the President’s management rents this real estate is unknown.
On the other side of the lake - this is very close - about 10 hectares of land belongs to Arkady Rotenberg. The businessman, who once with Putin was engaged in judo, owns the Stroygazmontazh company. It is she who builds the Kerch bridge to the Crimea - this consecutive was given to her without a competition. Arkady Rotenberg, like Kovalchuk, is under US sanctions.
In the village of Yashcherovo, as RBC writes, this is 15 minutes on a motor boat from the residence of Vladimir Putin-20-30 local residents used to live. Now the houses of high -ranking immigrants from the FSO appeared there. One plot of land in Yashcherovo belongs to Viktor Zolotov (the name and surname coincide with the name and surname of the commander of the National Guard, the former head of the presidential security service), and two neighboring ones - Valentina and Roman Zolotov (names coincide with the names of his wife and son of an official). There is also land from Alexei Dyumin , whom Vladimir Putin appointed in February 2016 and. O. Governor of the Tula region. Dyumin made a career in the FSO - was a guard of Putin - and then went to the Ministry of Defense, where he became the deputy minister.
Another neighbor of Viktor Zolotov is called Alexander Kolpakov. In the same way, they call the Presidential Manager. He is also a native of the FSO.
Until 2009, businessmen Nikolai Nedov and Dmitry Mikhalchenko, who received the FSO contracts, lived in Yashcherovo. Now Mikhalchenko is arrested. Evgeny Murov, until recently, the head of the FSO, whom RBC previously associated with Mikhalchenko , lives in the neighboring cottage village.
One of the owners of the Earth in this village claims that the new residents “call themselves the Kremlin-3” (which they call “Kremlin-2” is not indicated in the text).
The material of RBC was prepared by Ivan Kholunov, as well as Elena Mazina and Roman Badanin, who no longer work in the holding.
The main life on the peninsula passes outside the ownership of the FSO, says one of the local residents, pointing to the Kovalchuk section: after cutting birches, brick walls and roofs became visible behind the fences. Some of the regulars have allergies to these trees, cedars are planted instead-they make a semblance of an alp, he says.