Source What real estate is owned by the families of famous Russian propagandists. “You sit on the air and it carries you …”
“But they should have been drowned in Tysyn!.. Just drown these children, drown! This is our method. He said that “the Muscovites have occupied” – and you immediately throw them straight into the river with a turbulent current … And right into this “Smerekov’s hut” they hammer and burn straight” – this is how propagandist Anton Krasovsky suggested dealing with Ukrainian children who express dissatisfaction with Russia.
It was already too much. The RT TV channel stopped working with Krasovsky, and the head of the Investigative Committee, Alexander Bastrykin, instructed to check his words. The scandal was gaining momentum, and Krasovsky himself had no choice but to apologize.
“Listen, I'm really embarrassed that I somehow did not see this border. About children. Well, it happens like this: you sit on the air, you are carried. And you can't stop. I apologize to everyone who was stunned by this … “- he wrote in his telegram channel.
Kuznetsovsk housing
on the balcony in pajamas and a cap with the letter Z. And without any comments, he arranged a dance there, rejoicing at what was happening.
“Interlocutor” found this balcony. It is located in a house on Staraya Basmannaya Street in Moscow – it is easy to recognize it by the yellowish color of the walls and large windows. It is there that the 116-meter apartment in which Krasovsky lives is located. It was in this apartment that the propagandist with a salary of half a million a month regularly ordered food delivery. In six months, having managed to spend more than 530 thousand rubles on this.
But, as the Sobesednik found out, Krasovsky's huge salary was not enough to buy luxury housing.
As follows from the Rosreestr data, the apartment belongs to some Alexander Ivanov and Maria Malorossianova. The rare surname of the second owner makes it possible to establish who she is.
Malorossiyanova is an ecologist and project coordinator at the headquarters of the Separate Collection Krasnogorsk movement. In January 2016, for example, she set up separate waste collection in her HOA Novaya Opalikha.
However, one should not think that activism pays well: she inherited the apartment.
As for Krasovsky, the “Interlocutor” found his native housing – where he lived with his father. And it does not fit at all with the image of a man with a half-million salary. Anton's 53-meter apartment is located in the capital's Izmailovo district – on 3rd Parkovaya Street. The extract from Rosreestr shows Krasovsky's real name: Kuznetsov. Judging by the document, he has owned this property since 2003.
That's what Krasovsky said
“Be glad that Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin is in power, and not such an asshole like me. If I were in power, I would naturally tie you all up and drown you right in this Moyka.
“***** you, creatures. And I would also arrest those ****** who worked here at Google and YouTube.”
Why did Anton fail to save up for his own apartment for all the years of highly paid work? One of his acquaintances in a conversation with the “Interlocutor” was brief: “Everything goes away, guess what.” And he threw off a link to an article by Meduza *, which talked about the drug addiction of a journalist, which was immediately confirmed to the online publication by 15 acquaintances of a top manager of RT. So not always a big salary is a guarantee of luxury property.
However, there are more successful examples.
Millionaire's Bucket
In April 2017, the host of Channel One, Artem Sheinin, brought an aluminum bucket to the studio of the Time Will Show program, on which there was an inscription: “Shit.” The vessel was dedicated to Ukrainian expert Sergei Zaporizhsky, who allegedly wrote on social networks that he was ready to “eat a bucket of shit on January 1, 2017, if Crimea does not return to Ukraine by that time.”
That tweet was fake, but Sheinina it didn't bother me. “Even if the tweet about Crimea was not written by Zaporozhye, he deserved 10 such buckets,” the presenter justified himself. And he put the bucket he had already stocked up next to the expert.
This memorable incident vividly testifies to what degree of degradation Russian television has sunk into. But, apparently, the more shocking the behavior of the presenters, the higher their salaries. According to some publications, in 2019 Sheinin was the highest paid federal TV propagandist. During the year, he received almost 100 million rubles from Channel One. Even ahead of such masters as Vladimir Solovyov.
Such money makes it possible to live in grand style, buying apartments, including abroad. The latter is characteristic of Russian patriots. And Sheinin was no exception.
In April, the Lithuanian authorities reported that for several years now there has been a 100-meter apartment in the resort town of Palanga, owned by the host of Channel One and his wife. They did not specify when the property was purchased, but local media reported that in 2014 it cost €60,000.
By that time, Sheinin was under EU sanctions. The Lithuanian Financial Crimes Investigation Service notified that it had imposed restrictions on the TV presenter's property. And soon a family of Ukrainian refugees moved into it, who will be able to hide there until calmer times.
Sheinin did not comment on the presence of foreign property in any way (apparently, there was not enough time). But, as the Interlocutor found out, his family will not be left completely without housing. Another apartment (already 112 meters high) is located in Moscow – on Yana Rainis Boulevard in the residential complex “Baltic Quartet”.
The houses of this residential complex are visible from afar, they are distinguished by an unusual appearance, somewhat reminiscent of rook pieces from chess. The underground level of the building is equipped with a two-level heated parking with a car wash, designed for 529 places.
The Baltic Quartet is located in an area with a developed infrastructure and a favorable environmental situation. In the immediate vicinity of the house there are several large parks and squares, schools, kindergartens, a clinic and a shopping and entertainment center. Also within walking distance from the residential complex is the Khimki reservoir with landscaped areas for fishing and beach recreation” – this is how realtors describe this residential complex.
From the documents of Rosreestr it follows that the owner of the apartment is the wife of the TV presenter Olga Sheinina. She leads a very non-public life. There are only two photos on the Facebook profile, one of which is with children. It is known that Olga is 6 years younger than her husband. “In political views, she fully supports her husband,” write the “yellow” publications.
Hidden apartment of a propagandist“Go to hell, garbage worm,” TV presenter Evgeny Popov sent such a message to our colleague Sergey Yezhov in 2020. And proudly posted this screenshot in his Telegram channel. With a caption about the intrigues of the CIA… The anger of the propagandist was raised by questions about the income of the leading state channels.
Subsequently, investigators found out that Popov and his wife Olga Skabeeva own property worth 300 million rubles. One of the apartments is located on Verkhnyaya Maslovka Street in Moscow and costs 45 million rubles. The second is in the new elite residential complex VTB Arena Park. The house where the hosts of 60 Minutes live is located 800 meters from the VGTRK studio. In it, the couple bought a 170-meter apartment on the ninth floor. The cost of finishing and repair is about 130 million rubles. In the same residential complex, Popov and Skabeeva own a non-residential building with a separate entrance on the ground floor with an area of 180 sq. meters and worth 130 million rubles.
Sobesednik has something to add to the investigation. We found another apartment of the Popov family – Skabeeva.
Olga Skabeeva owns a 43-meter apartment in Selskokhozyaistvenny proezd of the capital. Popov himself indicated in the declaration that housing of the same area belongs to his wife. But I forgot to clarify that he uses the apartment. We have reason to suspect him of concealing information about this.
Beeline provided Internet access to the apartment in Selskokhozyaistvenny proezd. But the contract was drawn up not by the owner of the housing (Olga Skabeeva), but by her husband Yevgeny Popov. Information about this is in the data leak from Beeline. Why draw up a contract for yourself if you don't live there? We addressed this question to the TV presenter himself. But have not received a response yet.
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