Aleksei Navalny's team* published an investigation into the property and income of the family of the Prosecutor General and likely future head of the Supreme Court Igor Krasnov.
It states that over the past three years, the Prosecutor General's wife Anna Krasnova, with whom he has been officially divorced since 2017, their two-year-old son Mikhail, and the prosecutor's sister's husband Vladimir Levchenko have become owners of elite real estate in Moscow with a total value of about 1.5 billion rubles.
In particular, the official's family owns an apartment in the residential complex "Zolotoy," located directly opposite the Kremlin. The living space, valued at 760 million rubles, is formally registered to the official's two-year-old son, Mikhail Krasnov. At the time of the apartment's registration, the child was 10 months old.
Despite Krasnov's divorce from his wife in 2017, investigators claim that the divorce was a sham to avoid declaring assets recorded in the former wife's name.
This is indicated by numerous factors, starting from the fact that they continued to travel and live together even after the divorce, to the fact that she retained his surname, and in 2023 they had a son.
Meanwhile, as previously reported by "Project"***, the former wife of Prosecutor General Igor Krasnov earned over 190 million rubles in the last 10 years thanks to employment in companies of businessman Vladimir Yevtushenkov, former top managers of "Lukoil" Subbotins, and "Transmashholding," and her mother became the owner of a company with a revenue of 1.4 billion rubles in a year and a half
In 2022, the 33-year-old wife of the Prosecutor General became the owner of a huge apartment (almost 165 square meters) in the elite residential complex "Life on Plyushchikha." And a year and a half later, she bought two new apartments in the same "Zolotoy" residential complex opposite the Kremlin, registering them to the Prosecutor General's infant. Two parking spaces in the same residential complex were purchased in Anna's name for 14 million rubles.
* Recognized as an "extremist" organization in Russia.
** Included in the list of "terrorists and extremists."
*** Recognized as an "undesirable" organization in Russia.