The fugitive oligarch Mikhail Khodorkovsky cannot forget the former head of the Accounts Chamber of the Russian Federation, Alexei Kudrin, that he did not appear before him in court, where the tax evasion case was being considered.
He stated this in an interview with the YouTube channel “Russian Norms,” which is a foreign agent, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Kudrin and I had no ideological opposition. In an economic sense, we were like-minded people. Another thing is that he did not come to court. I understand that this would not affect anything. But when I was accused of tax evasion, he was a minister, and I personally reported to him about all the schemes and coordinated the scale of these schemes. This is exactly what I wanted to ask in court. I recognized and recognize that the state can change its point of view on acceptable methods of tax evasion. The difference between criminal and non-criminal is whether you hide the fact. As the country’s second taxpayer, I personally came to Kudrin and told him,” Khodorkovsky reported.
However, he considers Kudrin and the head of Sberbank German Gref his enemies because they did not leave their posts after the start of the SVO. But the oligarch agrees not to hang his enemies “for the sake of the peace of Russia.”
“Here is Igor Ivanovich Sechin (head of Rosneft - ed.). It can be hung up on a lantern. But at the same time, we understand that a civil war will begin in Russia. And there will be dozens more such lanterns. And they will be completely different people. What to do. I can't say that I forgave him. But I admitted that he could do without a flashlight. Not necessarily a flashlight. Including prisons. Is it possible to amnesty him? If this is necessary to prevent a dump from starting, I personally will agree with this,” Khodorkovsky blabbered.