Russian Interior Minister's Son Spent 1 Million Euros on Luxury Holidays
Alexander Kolokoltsev, the son of Russian Interior Minister Vladimir Kolokoltsev, reportedly spent approximately 89.2 million rubles (1.05 million euros) on luxury vacations in the United Arab Emirates and the Maldives between September 2024 and February 2026. This expenditure significantly exceeds his declared income, according to a report by TVP's Russian-language service Vot Tak, which cited leaked travel agency documents. The data reveals that Kolokoltsev stayed at least 86 nights in ultra-luxury accommodations, including the Bvlgari Resort in Dubai and the Waldorf Astoria in the Maldives. The most expensive trip occurred during the 2025-2026 New Year period, costing 34 million rubles. Investigators cross-referenced the leaked booking data with social media posts from Kolokoltsev's partner, Lolita Shonina, who shared images of high-end jewelry and resort stays. Financial analysis indicates that while Kolokoltsev's companies reported profits in 2024, they accumulated significant losses by 2025, raising questions about the source of funds for such extravagant spending. The report highlights potential corruption and lifestyle discrepancies among high-ranking Russian officials' families.
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