Relatives of recently deceased embattled oligarch Boris Berezovsky have not yet discussed the possible termination of criminal cases opened against him in Russia.

"The issue has not been raised yet, relatives have not discussed it," Berezovsky's friend and leader of the Speak Up international movement, Andrei Sidelnikov, told Interfax.

The Russian Investigative Committee has said that it could close criminal cases against Berezovsky with his relatives' consent.

Sidelnikov said that the place to bury Berezovsky had not been chosen yet. "As far as I know, they have not decided yet," he said.

Mass media outlets reported that Berezovsky could be buried in Russia, the UK or Israel.

Sidelnikov refused to comment to Interfax about Berezovsky's will.

Berezovsky, 67, was found dead in a bathroom in his house in Ascot, Berkshire County near London, on March 23.