Where Prigozhin abandoned his piano
NewsThe Kremlin newspaper Izvestia has published images and video of a police raid on the St Petersburg palace of the Wagner Group chief, Yevgeny Prigozhin.
Aside from lost of machine-guns and personal wigs, gold bars and a stuffed alligator, he had a grand piano in his stairwell.
Prigozhin’s present location is unknown. Belarus says he is not there.
(Have they looked under the piano?)
Still remembering how Russian television zoomed in on the bowl of fruits in opposition leader Navalnyi’s alleged kitchen table 😀
“Imagine? The guy had fruits! He must have been corrupt …”
(Ordinary Russian citizens can’t afford buying fruits)
I’d say this Prigozhin’s case goes a bit more beyond … It seems they pay you well for being a Putin’s waitress ?
Haha, fruits cost lower than vegetables, btw…
Not true:
Price of 1 kg (2 lb.) of potatoes in Moscow is руб 56
Price of 1 kg (2 lb.) of apples in Moscow is руб 125
Pears from 1,3 USD = 120 RUB
Oranges, tangerines 0,88 USD = 80 RUB
Carrots 0,33 – 0,41 USD = 30 – 37 RUB
Beet 0,14 USD = 13 RUB
In other words: fruits are many times more expensive.
Seems it was a pretty long time since you went to the supermarket last time, Nina ? 😉
Nice try, though 🙂
Wigs, a stuffed alligator & a grand piano? Well, this certainly is a plot twist!
But can that stuffed alligator play the piano?
Yes, probably Crocodile Rock.
I’m very greatful for this information of such importance for history of music.
The alligator is for motivation while you practice your Czerny exercises. You need a thick skin ….
It’s a man-baby!
The only difference between Prigozhin and Obama is that Prigozhin is a fan of Liszt.
Stranding unplayed baby grand pianos in drafty stairwells is stereotypical among decorators for the noveau riche, be they televangelist’s trophy wives or mallet-wielding murderers.
He’ll be as dead as Julius Caesar.