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The reporter from Russia 1 shows the toilet brush in the village of Navalny in Germany.
The movie, which shows two sofas, fresh fruit,
Jacuzzi and toilet brush, is the Kremlin’s response to the video
for “Putin’s palace”
Russian state television Rossiya 1 filmed a report on the villa of opposition leader Alexei Navalny, who allegedly lived during his stay in Germany, Newsru reported. According to experts, this is a response to the video about the palace of Russian President Vladimir Putin, which the Kremlin critic published weeks ago.
According to television reporters, the opposition has rented a house in the most prestigious area of Freiburg, a mountain town in southwestern Germany. Accusing Navalny of indulging in the same luxuries that he himself accused Putin of, the Sunday News program gathers drone footage from a personal tour of the village.
Presenter Anastasia Popova walks past the two-story house where Alexei Navalny likely lived after being discharged from the Sharite clinic in Berlin. There the opponent was treated by rubbing himself with a newcomer. On the ground floor, the reporter shows “a spacious living room, two sofas, a television and fresh fruit.” Then he goes to the terrace and then he finds two bedrooms and a kitchen where
directs
Attention
to the cafe
machine,
set
Dutch tea
and locally
gift wine. Russian opposition journalists immediately announced that it was ridiculous to accuse Navalny of luxury, since the wine in the house cost only 2 euros.
In the spa area, Anastasia Popova finds a jacuzzi and a swimming pool, where she even takes a dip while counting that it is 10 meters long.
The report includes a careful look at the bathroom. “The toilet brush is here too,” the Russia 1 correspondent said of the Putin palace toilet brush, which was valued at a staggering $ 700. Due to the high price, the object became a symbol of the recent mass protests in support of Navalny. “However, the bathroom in the house is not gold and the brush shines, but not so much,” says Anastasia Popova sarcastically.
On the second floor, according to the reporter, there is also a living room with a dining table, a kitchen, a dressing room, three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a guest toilet. The total area of the house is more than 300 square meters. The journalist assures that the guests of a villa of this type pay 530 euros per day without deposit, which means that Alexei Navalny
has spent more
30 thousand euros
for life for two
months
Dmitry Kiselyov, the show’s host, called it “brilliant” and said Navalny lived in “excessive luxury.” At the same time, the owner of Navalny’s home said journalists misled him by posing as tourists from Belgium and filmed him with a hidden camera. You intend to claim your rights in court.
Reporters from Russia 1 also claim that the Navalny team filmed the film about “Putin’s palace” at the German studio The Schwarzwald Studios, and the price of the photos was estimated at one million euros.
“Whose money is the officially unemployed blogger using for this village and to make this movie?” they ask. The authors of the reports tried to focus on the fact that the opponent lived in luxury,
but not really
showed such, note western publications.
The show’s host, Dmitry Kiselyov, said the film about Vladimir Putin’s palace was made with the help of the security services of Germany, the United States and Britain. Kiselyov did not provide proof of this.
“German special services helped Alexei Navalny to make the film about Gelendzhik Palace, and the Russian Foreign Ministry went to Berlin for clarification,” said Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov.
“In this film, Navalny visits the building of the former Soviet intelligence in Dresden and, together with some German colleagues, shows the public materials from a folder that he presents as ‘Putin’s personal archive,'” Lavrov said. The diplomat added that it was clear that entering this building and even more so gaining access to some files was impossible without the cooperation of the German authorities, probably with their special services.
Last month, state television rejected allegations that Putin owned the Black Sea mansion, which Navalny said cost more than $ 1.5 billion. The president’s close ally, billionaire Arkady Rotenberg, later told Russian media that he was the true owner of the mansion.
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