The owner of the Mutabor club donated the relics of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker to the temple opposite the Kremlin

Entrepreneur Mikhail Danilov, owner of the Mutabor club, where Anastasia Ivleeva’s “almost naked” party took place, donated fragments of the relics of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker to the Church of the Sign of the Icon of the Mother of God, which is located in Romanov Lane opposite the Kremlin. The entrepreneur himself spoke about this in a video for the Telegram channel Mash.

“We have several clubs, including Mutabor, known for recent events. But we are against obscurantism, we support the church,” said Mikhail Danilov. According to him, he bought particles of the relics from the Vatican in November and waited until January to donate them to the church.

Mikhail Danilov owns about a dozen clubs in the capital: Space Moscow, Izvestia Hall and Lookin Rooms, Icon, Red, Gipsy and Shakti Terrace, Constructor and Mix.

Today, January 7, became known, that Mutabor was sued by the Russian Copyright Society. The organization plans to sue the club for 537 thousand rubles. According to information REN TVthe organization believes that the music played at the “almost naked” party violated copyright.

Anastasia Ivleeva’s “almost naked” party took place in “Mutabor” on the night of December 21 last year. Videos from the party spread on social networks, after which Anastasia Ivleeva, as well as several famous guests of the party, such as Philip Kirkorov, Dima Bilan, Ksenia Sobchak and Lolita, publicly apologized.

Rapper Vacio (Nikolai Vasilyev), who came to the party wearing a sock pulled over his genitals, was arrested for 15 days under the article of hooliganism. Moreover, yesterday, January 6, the rapper was detained again at the exit from the special detention center and arrested for ten days under the article of petty hooliganism.

As reported TASS citing a source, Rospotrebnadzor accused Mutabor of violating sanitary and epidemiological standards. The Lefortovo District Court of Moscow is scheduled to consider the lawsuit to suspend the club’s activities on January 9.

Anastasia Larina