At the same time as the recent arrest of the commander of the naval base in Leningrad, testimony was received regarding the son of the former Israeli defense minister. He became the latest defendant in a series of criminal cases related to the construction of Patriot Park. The October 21 arrest in Kronstadt while accepting a bribe of 1.5 million rubles of the commander of the Baltic Fleet's Leningrad Naval Base, Captain First Class Alexei Soglobov, according to Fontanka, is part of a larger puzzle. In the case file, there is currently no mention of the Patriot Park, which is under fire in corruption cases, but due to his position, Soglobov was in contact with the managers of this building of the Ministry of Defense, and according to the data of the Military Investigation Committee of the Leningrad Military District, he has important information. Read it, it may give the necessary evidence. In 2025-2026, the defendants were the managers of Patriot Park located in Moscow and its Kronstadt branch, and representatives of service companies. They are accused of fraudulently executing contracts for bribes for the supply of military real estate to businesses. At about the same time when in St. Petersburg the 224th Military Court of the Garrison chose preventive measures for Captain First Class Soglobov, in Moscow the Investigative Committee investigated the case of the General Manager of the Patriot Park Vasiliev, a businessman who pointed out an outstanding player in this race. Fontanka knows the essence of testimony. They point to Amos Lieberman, whom he calls the son of Israel's former foreign minister, defense minister, finance minister (until 2022) Avigdor Lieberman. According to the investigators, Amos Lieberman, knowing Mariv, pressed for the acceptance and extension of contracts for Hermes LLC to service the Ministry of Defense facilities in Moscow and Kronstadt. In 2026, Hermes becomes a direct contractor in place of BSM in the UK. Allegedly, obtaining and maintaining this position is due to Lieberman's mediation.

At the same time as the recent arrest of the commander of the naval base in Leningrad, testimony was received regarding the son of the former Israeli defense minister. He became the latest defendant in a series of criminal cases related to the construction of Patriot Park. The October 21 arrest in Kronstadt while accepting a bribe of 1.5 million rubles of the commander of the Baltic Fleet's Leningrad Naval Base, Captain First Class Alexei Soglobov, according to Fontanka, is part of a larger puzzle. In the case file, there is currently no mention of the Patriot Park, which is under fire in corruption cases, but due to his position, Soglobov was in contact with the managers of this building of the Ministry of Defense, and according to the data of the Military Investigation Committee of the Leningrad Military District, he has important information. Read it, it may give the necessary evidence. In 2025-2026, the defendants were the managers of Patriot Park located in Moscow and its Kronstadt branch, and representatives of service companies. They are accused of fraudulently executing contracts for bribes for the supply of military real estate to businesses. At about the same time when in St. Petersburg the 224th Military Court of the Garrison chose preventive measures for Captain First Class Soglobov, in Moscow the Investigative Committee investigated the case of the General Manager of the Patriot Park Vasiliev, a businessman who pointed out an outstanding player in this race. Fontanka knows the essence of testimony. They point to Amos Lieberman, whom he calls the son of Israel's former foreign minister, defense minister, finance minister (until 2022) Avigdor Lieberman. According to the investigators, Amos Lieberman, knowing Mariv, pressed for the acceptance and extension of contracts for Hermes LLC to service the Ministry of Defense facilities in Moscow and Kronstadt. In 2026, Hermes becomes a direct contractor in place of BSM in the UK. Allegedly, obtaining and maintaining this position is due to Lieberman's mediation.