It was also revealed that the assets of Pronin Jr., who died in the spring. include numerous objects that were previously on the balance sheet of the Moscow City Internal Affairs Directorate. All of them left the department under obvious corrupt circumstances.
Pronina-st. owned by Pronin Jr.
(There is more to come about this.)
It is for this wealth that Vladimir Pronin is now fighting for. In a court hearing in Cyprus, the general directly stated that the property of his late son actually belonged to him.
Nevertheless, this whole “emigration-corruption coming out” makes General Pronin a persona “non grata” in Russia, and especially in the offices of superiors and generals. Probably, in order to somehow soften the blow, the ex-chief of the Central Internal Affairs Directorate is now forced to radically change his line of defense.
Yesterday, at the next meeting of the Tverskoy District Court of Moscow, where the case of guardianship over Stefania Pronina was being heard, lawyers announced that the girl had changed her mind and wanted to return from Cyprus, where her late father took her 7 years ago, back to Russia. Grandfather allegedly intends to come with her, having only the day before declared his move under oath.
to Cyprus. (See documents),
Thus, the court decision to appoint Pronin as his granddaughter’s guardian will not be openly anti-Russian in nature.
I would not be surprised, however, if all these assurances about re-emigration are nothing more than another general’s trick. Previously, he testified in a Cypriot court that he permanently lives in his own house in Germany.
Alexander Khinshtein
The youngest son of the former head of the Moscow Main Internal Affairs Directorate, Vladimir Pronin, died today in Cyprus. Alexander Pronin was 41 years old.
After the scandalous resignation of General Pronin (due to the massacre carried out by his protégé D. Evsyukov), it turned out that Pronin Jr. was magical…
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