Navalny foundation researchers uncover millions in property and luxury goods held by family of VTsIOM director Valery Fyodorov, who for more than two decades has manipulated Russian public opinion

Navalny's Anti-Corruption Foundation has unearthed evidence of over 500 million rubles' worth of luxury properties and goods linked to Valery Fyodorov, the long-time director of Russia's VTsIOM polling agency, known for shaping public opinion. The discovery, based on financial records and social media data, highlights potential corruption at high levels of the Russian government. This revelation is significant as it sheds light on the wealth of those who have influenced public opinion and raises questions about transparency and accountability in Russian state institutions.