Sitting behind a wooden gate and a high spruce hedge, the two-story house on a quiet street blends easily into the upscale Austrian ski town of Kitzbühel. But locals say this typical Tyrol-style home has hosted some high-profile visitors: The eldest daughter of Russian President Vladimir Putin, her former partner, and possibly even Putin himself. Reporters from OCCRP’s partners, Paper Trail Media and Der Standard, visited Kitzbühel last month, and spoke to multiple long-term residents.

The Olympic champion in the Greco-Roman wrestling and Senator Alexander Karelin presented to Russian military Andrei Kravtsov a certificate for 1 million rubles for the destruction of the German Leopard tank. The award video was published by the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation. This is the first known case of such a reward. The event was held in the military hospital. Vishnevsky in the suburbs.

The court in Khimki sentenced Denis Evdokimov, a pilot of the burned in Sheremetyevo in 2019, Sukhoi Superjet, the Investigative Committee reports . 2.5 million rubles were also collected from him in favor of two victims. The investigation believes that Evdokimov violated the rules for managing the ship. Evdokimov said that the liner did not comply with the flights of flight. He does not admit guilt.

The Rotenberg Files is a leak of nearly 30,000 emails and 12,000 documents that shed light on how the Russian oligarchs and Vladimir Putin's childhood friends, brothers Arkady and Boris Rotenberg, hid their companies, mansions, yachts and planes behind the enablers who helped them dodge Western sanctions. A source, who requested anonymity for security reasons, gave these files to IStories.

Situated behind a tall hedge, the two-story house on a quiet street in the fashionable Austrian ski resort of Kitzbühel is easily lost among similar Tyrolean chalets. But in this house, which is typical for the local architecture, according to local residents, there were unusual guests: the daughter of Russian President Vladimir Putin and her former common-law husband. Two locals even believe they saw Putin himself nearby. Chalet in the fashionable Austrian resort of Kitzbühel.

Former top manager Arkady Rotenberg, Ruslan Goryukhin, has been living with his family for many years in Switzerland. During this time, he managed to buy two vast estates in France, two five -star hotels in Germany and the palace in the center of Munich, which accommodates offices, expensive shops, restaurants and apartments and cost about 300 million euros.

The “Rotenberg Archive” is a leak of more than 50,000 files, including almost 30,000 emails and about 12,000 documents that shed light on how famous Russian oligarchs brothers Arkady and Boris Rotenbergs hid their companies, real estate, yachts and planes behind the backs of frontmen, which helped them bypass Western sanctions. A source, who asked for anonymity for security reasons, conveyed this archive to “important stories”.

The number of shawarma poisoned in a cafe in Bratsk in the Irkutsk region increased to 101 people, 22 of them are children, the governor of the region Igor Kobzev wrote . 51 people were hospitalized. There are no severe cases, seven people have already been discharged. “The process of cooking, storage conditions of products were violated in the cafe, there were no conditions for the personal hygiene of workers,” Kobzev wrote with reference to the investigation of Rospotrebnadzor.

For years, Boris and Karina Rotenberg’s ostentatious coat of arms presided over an imposing mansion in Oliva, Spain, on the sundrenched Mediterranean coast. The villa features a lush garden and swimming pool that overlook the 15th hole of the Oliva Nova golf course. The couple spent the equivalent of $10.8 million on the property. The curtains alone cost $256,000. This extravagant acquisition, which has never before been reported, was nothing unusual for the Rotenbergs.

The State Duma immediately in the second and third readings finally adopted the law on the release of convicts and defendants in criminal cases from punishment when signing a contract from the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation or mobilization, follows from the data of the State Duma base. The law will allow the defendants in criminal cases convicted and concluded to be freed after signing the contract from the Ministry of Defense.

On Tuesday night, Russia launched a massive attack on Ukraine. The Ukrainian Air Force reported launching 35 kamikaze drones, 32 of which were shot down. The main target of the attack was Kyiv - about 20 drones were destroyed over the city. In Lviv, a critical infrastructure facility was hit, no people were injured. The Russians also fired at Zaporozhye and its suburbs with Iskander-M/S-300 missiles.

Growing up in Leningrad, two brothers named Arkady and Boris Rotenberg took martial arts classes alongside Russia’s future president, Vladimir Putin. The relationship endured, and as Putin’s political clout grew, so did the Rotenbergs’ wealth. Thanks in part to lucrative state contracts, their riches grew into the billions during their childhood friend’s rule. But when Russia invaded Ukraine in 2014, the Rotenbergs’ close ties to their old sparring partner drew unwelcome attention.

May 2014. Munich. Two men are supposedly standing in front of Stepan Bandera’s grave and filming a video. “Well, hello, you fucking ghoul. You are lying here on German soil. We have come to tell you that Crimea is ours again. Thanks to your followers,” says one of them. In the background you can hear the second one starting to laugh. “And you will still rot in German soil, whore,” continues the first.

Arkady Rotenberg and his younger brother Boris grew up in Leningrad, side by side with Vladimir Putin - in the sixties, still boys, they all went to the Sambo section together. Years passed, friendship was growing stronger, the influence and income of the brothers grew after the career growth of Volodya's friend. The era of Putin-President was ozolly. The closest steel and the richest.

The 2nd Western District Military Court sentenced the Tver activist Ivan Kudryashov to the six years of a maximum security colony in the case of preparation for the terrorist attack (part 1 of article 30 of the Criminal Code, part 1 of article 205 of the Criminal Code), the human rights association “Solidarity Zone” reports . The first 2.5 years, Kudryashov should spend in prison, the remainder of the term in the colony. The prosecutor requested the activist seven years of the colony.