US EditionNavalny Team Claims Putin Owns Luxury Estate on Crimea’s Black Sea Coast
The Anti-Corruption Foundation alleges Putin's Cape Aya palace includes a private hospital and spa, funded via a network linked to his close associates, costing about $127 million.
- On December 30, the Anti-Corruption Foundation published an investigation reported by The Insider alleging a luxury palace at Cape Aya in occupied Crimea belongs to President Vladimir Putin, with FBK obtaining photographs and architectural plans of the property.
- After Russia's 2014 annexation, officials said the estate bought in 2007 by Viktor Yanukovych's family was rebuilt to Federal Protective Service standards and placed under Presidential Property Management Department control.
- Floor plans published by FBK show a private medical center, spa wing with indoor pool, movie theater and helipad, with Navalny's allies estimating construction at about 10 billion rubles .
- FBK alleges the payment network mirrors financing involving Vladimir Kolbin, Yury and Boris Kovalchuk, and offshore structures used for the Gelendzhik residence.
- Given the 2021 precedent, Navalny's team released a widely viewed investigation into a Gelendzhik palace they said cost more than $1 billion, and the Kremlin denied those claims while protests erupted shortly before Navalny's imprisonment.
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The revelation of the Navalny team, the opponent of the tsar who died in prison: heliport, private pier, artificial white beaches, bedrooms 240 meters each, bathrooms 50 meters
Pictures show a new luxury palace for Vladimir Putin in Crimea. The property is full of gold and marble – and curious interiors.
An artificial white sandy beach and a bedroom with 240 square meters – this luxury is said to have been given to Vladimir Putin in a secretly converted palace. The property is located on the Crimean peninsula and even includes a private clinic for the Kremlin boss. At Cape Aya, the southernmost tip of Crimea – which annexed Russia in 2014 – Putin is said to belong to a "giant palace". The Kremlin boss should not miss anything on the premises, su…
A golden ladder leads to a gold-plated whirlpool, a complete hospital with an operating room fills an entire floor - in Vladimir Putin's new secret palace in Crimea all registers were pulled. Who paid for the luxury stay?
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