Here, our Federation Council adopted a resolution on the early resignation of the former Minister of Finance Alexei Kudrin from the post of head of the Accounts Chamber of Russia. The official himself wrote a petition for this addressed to the president. The President approved. It is clear that the senators could not refuse.
“In total, I spent about 25 years in the public sector,” explained his “fatigue” from the work of a retiree. “Now I would like to focus on large projects that are related to the development of private initiatives in a broad sense.” The former official is expected to move to “Yandex”, where he will receive a 5% stake in the amount of 300 million dollars (or almost 20 billion rubles). It’s not even gold, it’s a diamond parachute.
Wherein, as the Interlocutor already wroteAlexei Kudrin was not standing on the porch without that.
Even on the eve of covid, we calculated that only in his name wife Irina property worth one and a half billion rubles was recorded, ranging from a 328-meter apartment in the center of Moscow to a 1362-meter mansion in the Odintsovo village of Bakovka, acquired with incomprehensible income.
And in Kudrin’s declaration also mentioned are the 150-meter apartments in the USA, which are used by his wife. Yes, and in the name of the official himself, something turned out to be written down, including 1.2 hectares of land bought by him personally in New Moscow worth a quarter of a billion …
So. As the Sobesednik discovered, all this property of Alexei Kudrin suddenly turned out to be either registered to the “Russian Federation” (like half of the family mansion in Bakovka), or the owner was not mentioned at all in the extract from Rosreestr (like on land in New Moscow).
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Until now, the authorities have encrypted only the security forces in this way, but, probably, among the liberals, Kudrin has a special status. As you know, it was he who, after Vladimir Putin left the mayor’s office of St. Petersburg in the mid-90s and lost his job, put the future president to work in the Kremlin. So he still gets buns instead of slaps in the face for a successful job placement.
Of course, in the West, Alexei Leonidovich is also considered one of his own (instead of investing super-profits in the development of production, he took state savings over the hill), so he was almost the only one from Putin’s close circle who avoided sanctions. But, as the secret operation to hide his assets shows, he is only a liberal on the right buttock. The left one sits firmly on the Kremlin chair.