Political scientist Sergei Karaganov, who called for a “preventive nuclear strike” on Europe, was found to have an apartment in Berlin

Political scientist Sergei Karaganov, who a year ago called for a “preventive nuclear strike” on Europe, has an apartment in Berlin. Bild writes about this on April 11.

According to the publication, Karaganov owns an apartment in the Prenzlauer Berg area with an area of ​​52 square meters and rents it out, receiving 850 euros monthly.

In March 2023, writes Bild, Karaganov learned that he would soon be included in the sanctions lists, after which he executed a deed of donation of his share in the apartment to his wife, who is a co-owner of the property.

However, as the publication writes, German authorities challenged the legality of the deal, and it was declared invalid. Thus, Karaganov remained a co-owner of the apartment, but due to sanctions he cannot receive income from it.

• Karaganov published an article in June 2023 entitled “A difficult but necessary decision.” Among other things, it said that in order to win in Ukraine, Russia must launch a “preemptive nuclear strike” on Europe in order to “break the will of the West.” According to Karaganov, this would not have led to a global nuclear war, since the United States would not have stood up for its allies.
• In December 2023, the Project publication found out that Karaganov has an apartment in Venice with an area of ​​84 square meters. After the sanctions, he lost the opportunity to use it, but began to display it on the Booking.com service.
• Karaganov has been under EU sanctions since June 2023.