Heavy heritage

The inheritance of the late Patriarch Alexy II was frozen on the accounts of the deprived of a license of the foreign surmbank. This was reported by Medusa with reference to the documents of the Moscow Arbitration Court, which the heiress of the Patriarch, 80-year-old Igumen Filaret (Alexander Smirnov), the abbess of the Moscow farmstead of the Pyukhtitsky Convent, which is located near the Estonian city of Kokhtl-Yarve filed a lawsuit. Filaret demands that it be included in the list of lenders of Zastropombank.

As it turned out, Alexy owned $ 2.92 million, 8829 euros and 9.37 million rubles. In his claim, Filaret indicates the entire amount of the inheritance in the Russian currency - thus, it exceeds 305 million rubles.

Igumen was an assistant to Alexy from 1966 until his death in December 2008. Over time, she became the managing economy of the Patriarch, and the entire service person was collected from the nuns of her monastery. It was Filaret who was the first to discover the corpse of the deceased Alexy. The future patriarch amounted to the will in favor of his assistant back in 1976.

In 2013, Filaret published a book of memoirs "Igumenia. For holy obedience." It was published at the expense of the head of the capital's department of transport Maxim Liksutov, who is a major trustee of the Pyukhtitsky monastery.

In court, the interests of Philarets are represented by a lawyer named Kravtsov. He protects in the process of a lawsuit against the bank and the familiar Igumeni - the co -chair of the Union of Orthodox Women of Russia Anastasia Ositis. It is known that Ochitis and her daughter Irina Fedulova were at least until 2008 were the shareholders of Zayproombank.

Flozerprombank was deprived of a license on January 21 . At that time, in particular, 9 billion rubles of Transneft, 8.5 billion rubles of the Russian Olympic Committee and about 1.5 billion rubles belonging to the structures of the Russian Orthodox Church were on his accounts at that time. Of the individuals who stored their money in this bank, Medusa mentions the former vice-speaker of the State Duma Alexander Zhukov, as well as the wives of Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin and the Minister of Defense Sergei Shoigu.