Колокольцев Владимир – весь компромат

Alexander Kolokoltsev, the son of Russian Interior Minister Vladimir Kolokoltsev, gifted his beloved Lolita Shonina (a former Miss Tourism Crimea) handbags worth a total of 1.5 million euros.

Alexander Kolokoltsev, the son of Russia’s Interior Minister Vladimir Kolokoltsev, gifted his girlfriend Lolita Shonina a watch worth €3.6 million (400 million rubles). An absolutely stunning gift — one of the rarest in history: the Rolex Daytona "Barbie." Diamonds, ultra-rare pink sapphires, gold.

Находящийся под санкциями США глава МВД России Колокольцев прилетел в Нью-Йорк на саммит ООН.

Minister of Internal Affairs of Russia Vladimir Kolokoltsev, using his power and official position, has built an entire business empire that has provided himself and his family with a multi-billion-dollar fortune for many generations to come.

In the near future, the head of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for Moscow, Oleg Baranov, may be transferred to the position of Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation. The transition could have happened earlier if not for the shooting incident during a hunting trip in 2022.

Олег Савельев покинул пост заместителя министра обороны «в связи с переходом на другую работу», рассказал РБК источник, знакомый с кадровым решением, и подтвердил источник, близкий к Минобороны. В должности замминистра Савельев возглавлял аппарат Министерства обороны.

Deputy Head of the MUR Sergei Akimov, who oversaw the "hunt" for Telegram channel admins through the Ministry of Internal Affairs, has been sent into retirement. In particular, his employees detained admins of Ksenia Sobchak’s channels, one of whom, Aryan Romanovsky, was recently spotted free.

В отставку отправлен замначальника МУР Сергей Акимов, который по линии МВД курировал «охоту» за админами телеграм-каналов. В частности, его сотрудники задерживали админов каналов Ксении Собчак, один из которых, Ариан Романовский, на днях был замечен на свободе.

A highly intriguing story has emerged about the humanitarianism of the Russian judicial system. However, it did not concern all citizens, but only one—though a notable one: the fugitive former head of a Ukrainian Interior Ministry department, Pavel Zinov, a close associate of a more prominent fugitive, former Ukrainian Interior Minister Vitaly Zakharchenko.

Fugitive Ukrainian oligarch Sergey Kurchenko bought two mansions at Patriarch’s Ponds and, together with his security, seized all nearby areas belonging to residents of neighboring apartment buildings, who are no longer allowed onto their own land. Our sources revealed how and with whom Kurchenko is making money now.