An investigation of various media has discovered a secret luxury tourist complex for Russian generals on the Russian island of Ruski, located in the Pacific, under the appearance of a shooting sports. This has been revealed by the joint research of the media System, Current Time y Radio Free Europe/Radio Libertypublished on March 28.
The journalists report that, in May 2020, the then Vice Minister of Defense, Timur Ivanov, ordered the assignment of 20 hectares on Ruski Island, at the Krai in Primorie, for a sports shooting complex, according to the media . Russian official property records indicate the place as a training base for a sports shooting complex, but researchers claim that no shooting field has been found.
Journalists have discovered, however, a luxury complex. Satellite images and internal sources reveal a 530 -square -meter guest house, five residential cabins for temporary stays, a safety control post, a playground, a climb wall, fires, a beekeeping area, a heliport, a basketball court and a floating dock for boats.
The complex is designed in Japanese architectural style and bears the name of Gyokuro, a type of first -quality Japanese green tea known as “Rocío de Jade”. The plans of the building, obtained from the KLM-ART construction company, include detailed interior designs. In addition, the Anonymous Canal of Telegram Vchk-GPU also published several photos, supposedly taken inside one of the cabins, which show exposed samurai armor.
The land is owned by the Forest Division of the Russian Defense Ministry. Several sources informed System that the complex is used by senior officials of the central administration of the Ministry. The VCHK-GPU suggested that the complex could have been used by Ivanov himself, or possibly by someone of greater rank.
