The Alexey Navalny Foundation for the Fight against Corruption obtained recordings from the private palace of the president of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin, which show an extraordinary level of luxury in this place. Located on the Black Sea, a palace worth about 100 billion rubles was erected in a hotel on the Caucasian coast of the Black Sea, close Gelenjik.
The private property of the Russian head of state extends to about 18,000 square meters, offering rich equipment specified as casino, amphitheater, theatre and underground tunnel leading to the beach. The palace has respective twelve bedrooms, which emphasizes its size and exclusivity.
Records from a hidden camera, available online, show the Russian leader's preference for luxury, nevertheless this is suggested by the Alexey Naval Foundation to fight corruption. According to them, the building materials utilized to erect the property come from companies specified as German Knauf, Finnish Tikkurila and French Ananbo.
Additionally, the building's infrastructure uses water and sewage fittings from German manufacturers specified as Jorger, Tece, Emco and Hansgrohe, as well as Italian, Swiss and nipponese brands.
Crystal chandeliers come from renowned manufacturers, including French Baguès and Baccarat, British Vaughan, as well as Italian and other, which emphasizes the advanced standard of palace equipment.
The furniture comes exclusively from Italian producers specified as Zanaboni, Scappini & C, Salda, Provasi, Roberto Giovanni, OAK, Mobili Di Castello, Angelo Cappellini, Andrea Fanfani and Medea. This clearly highlights Putin's preference for equipment, marking his preference for Western brands, which is simply a kind of designation for both him as president of Russia and the West.
Villa Putin is simply a real palace, offering the president even a private chapel with beautiful icons, which reminds of medieval kings and their estates.
Although the palace allegedly belongs to private ownership of Putin, although it was initially said that it could be converted into a hotel, its construction was paid for by state-owned companies, which besides proceed to finance its maintenance.
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