Who will take it without demolition

The building of the All-Russian Scientific Research Institute of Fisheries and Oceanography (VNIRO) will not be demolished in the case of transferring it. This was stated by the head of the legal service of the Moscow Patriarchate of Igumenia Ksenia (Chernoga), RIA Novosti reports .

According to Igumenia, the church asks to transfer the institute building for free use of the Church while maintaining it in federal property. "Information about the allegedly made by I made a statement on the upcoming demolition of the VNIIRO building is unreasonable. I did not make such a statement and confirmation of this is the protocol and transcript of the hearing," Ksenia said. It is clear that the user cannot demolish the object owned by the state. "

The VNIIRO building on Verkhnyaya Krasnoselskaya Street was rebuilt from the Krestovzda Church of the Alekseevsky Convent and is an example of a temple, completely hidden in the volume of an administrative building, Igumena told Interfax.

“The main factor that influenced the decision to appeal to the court was the circumstances of the ruin of the tomb of the abbess of the monastery. The remains of the abbess, resting in the tomb of the temple, several years ago were taken out of the tomb in bags, after which the pool was arranged at the place of their abundance,” Ksenia said.

“All the premises of the disputed building are subject to the transfer, since it is impossible to separate the premises of the church from attached and built -in areas,” Igumenia emphasized. According to her, in the operational management of VNIIRO there is another building sufficient to carry out its charter (Izhora street, 7).

In 2016, the Russian Orthodox Church challenged the decision of the Federal Property Management Agency to refuse the Patriarchal Compound at the Moscow temples of the Monk Alexy, the man of God and the erection of the Cross of the Lord in the Red Selo of the Church of the premises of the premises of the premises of the premises of the premises of the premises of the premises. The department proceeded from the fact that the object is a "modern non -residential five -story building in 1939 of the construction."

The ex-commander of the institute, Julia Zaitseva, told Novaya Gazeta that for the needs of organizations in the 1930s they gave a wasteland on the site of the destroyed Crusads of the Cathedral. The foundation and remains of brickwork on the ground floor during the construction of a new building “decided not to touch”, since they were strong enough.

In November 2016, the Arbitration Court granted the lawsuit of the Russian Orthodox Church. The Court of Appeal upheld the decision of the first instance on the eviction of the Scientific Institute from the building. This decision is currently disputed by the Presidium of the Arbitration Court of the Moscow District.

In January 2017, the governor of St. Petersburg Georgy Poltavchenko announced the plans of the city authorities to transfer the St. Isaac's Cathedral to the free use of the Russian Orthodox Church for 49 years. Opponents of the transfer of Isaacia of the Russian Orthodox Church intend to hold a referendum on the issue of belonging to the cathedral.