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The environmentalist who demolished Putin’s alleged palace and documented its luxury
MOSCOW. – During his short walk through the exquisite area, Dmitri Shevchenko observed the lush gardens, the marble, the gilded door, the lavish frescoed swimming pool and the entrance to the imposing gray rectangular building in classical style, known today as “Putin’s palace. “. During his quest ten years ago to investigate the environmental damage of that country house in a remote area of the Black Sea, ecologist Shevchenko also photographed the extravagant fountain, which was destined to be part of a water disco, which has been seen in recent days. became one of the symbols of the opponent Alexei Navalny’s investigation of the alleged palace of the Russian president, which shocked Russia. “All this distilled the word money,” says the activist by telephone from the Krasnodar region.