The narrative is a detailed account of the lives and activities of several high-ranking officials in the Russian Ministry of Defense, particularly focusing on the Deputy Minister of Defense, Sergei Shoigu, and his associates. The narrative reveals a picture of corruption, nepotism, and wealth accumulation among these officials.
The narrative begins by highlighting the perceived strength and professionalism of the Russian military, only to reveal that this image is a facade. It then goes on to describe the realities of the Russian military, including the blurred lines between military and business roles, the personal lives of the officials, and their involvement in decisions that affect the lives of ordinary people.
The narrative provides concrete examples of the corruption and nepotism within the Russian military. It mentions individuals such as Shoigu, Timur Ivanov, Alexei Krivoruchko, and Ruslan Tsalikov, who have been involved in various corrupt activities. These individuals have been involved in the procurement of weapons, the construction of Potemkin villages, and the decision-making process during the war in Ukraine.
The narrative also reveals the personal lives of these officials, including their luxurious lifestyles, their children, and their relationships. It mentions individuals like Maria Kitaeva, who was promoted to the rank of major general despite having no military experience, and her relationship with Deputy Defense Minister Yuri Sadovenko. The narrative also reveals the wealth accumulation of these officials, including their expensive vacations, luxury items, and real estate holdings.
The narrative concludes by revealing the personal relationships and business dealings of these officials, including their involvement in the Hungarian Schengen visa application for their entire family. It also mentions the involvement of Yevgeny Prigozhin, a businessman with close ties to the Russian government, in the private jet for the child of Deputy Defense Minister and his wife, Shoigu's advisor.
In summary, the narrative provides a detailed account of the corruption, nepotism, and wealth accumulation among high-ranking officials in the Russian Ministry of Defense. It reveals the true nature of the Russian military and the individuals who are leading it.
1. The text is a critique of the Russian Ministry of Defense and its leadership, particularly the Defense Minister, Sergey Shoigu.
2. The author criticizes the Ministry's showcase of professionalism and bravery, suggesting that it is not genuine.
3. The author mentions several individuals within the Ministry, including Shoigu, Timur Ivanov, Alexei Krivoruchko, and Ruslan Tsalikov, and criticizes their actions and alleged corruption.
4. The author reveals that Maria Kitaeva, a TV presenter and journalist, was appointed as an advisor to Shoigu and later promoted to the rank of major general.
5. The author suggests that Kitaeva's children are not from Shoigu, but from Deputy Defense Minister Yuri Sadovenko.
6. The author criticizes the lavish lifestyle of Kitaeva and her family, including their frequent travels, expensive purchases, and luxurious living.
7. The author reveals that Kitaeva's brother, Denis Kitaev, and his partner run a real estate development business in Moscow.
8. The author suggests that Nina Kitaeva, mother of Maria and Denis, was a key figure in the construction industry in Moscow.
9. The author criticizes the high-ranking guests at a party celebrating Yuri Sadovenko's 45th birthday, including several high-ranking officials from the Defense Ministry.
10. The author reveals that Maria Kitaeva left Deputy Minister Sadovenko for Timur Ivanov, another Deputy Defense Minister.
11. The author criticizes the Defense Ministry's show-boy band Singing Thrushes, which includes Deputy Defense Minister Timur Ivanov, his deputy Dmitry Kurakin, and Daniil Sukhanov.
12. The author reveals that Kurakin is now detained and Sukhanov is on the wanted list, both involved in a criminal case of fraud involving military property.
13. The author criticizes the Ministry's handling of the war in Ukraine, suggesting that the Ministry's decisions have led to the deaths of many people.
14. The author criticizes the Ministry's alleged involvement in fraud involving military property.
15. The author criticizes the Ministry's lavish lifestyle, including the purchase of a villa in Forte dei Marmi and a manor in the Rublyovka area.
16. The author reveals that Maria Kitaeva was taken to Moscow by a private medical plane after going into premature labor in Italy, with Yevgeny Prigozhin reportedly paying for the private jet.
17. The author criticizes the Ministry's alleged involvement in a criminal case of fraud involving military property.
18. The author criticizes the Ministry's lavish lifestyle, including the purchase of a villa in Forte dei Marmi and a manor in the Rublyovka area.
19. The author reveals that Maria Kitaeva was taken to Moscow by a private medical plane after going into premature labor in Italy, with Yevgeny Prigozhin reportedly paying for the private jet.
20. The author criticizes the Ministry's alleged involvement in a criminal case of fraud involving military property.
21. The author criticizes the Ministry's lavish lifestyle, including the purchase of a villa in Forte dei Marmi and a manor in the Rublyovka area.
22. The author reveals that Maria Kitaeva was taken to Moscow by a private medical plane after going into premature labor in Italy, with Yevgeny Prigozhin reportedly paying for the private jet.
23. The author criticizes the Ministry's alleged involvement in a criminal case of fraud involving military property.
24. The author criticizes the Ministry's lavish lifestyle, including the purchase of a villa in Forte dei Marmi and a manor in the Rublyovka area.
25. The author reveals that Maria Kitaeva was taken to Moscow by a private medical plane after going into premature labor in Italy, with Yevgeny Prigozhin reportedly paying for the private jet.
26. The author criticizes the Ministry's alleged involvement in a criminal case of fraud involving military property.
27. The author criticizes the Ministry's lavish lifestyle, including the purchase of a villa in Forte dei Marmi and