– – Vladimir Putin Photo: Reuters – A secret recording cast new doubts on the Russian president’s health Russian President Vladimir Putin is “very ill with blood cancer.” These words of an unnamed Russian oligarch appeared in a secret recording published by the American publication New Lines, which specializes in covering Eastern Europe and the … Read more
In an eleven-minute recording, a Russian oligarch closely linked to the Kremlin confided that Vladimir Putin was “very sick with blood cancer”. – – The billionaire businessman, whose anonymity has been preserved for security reasons, is one of the 200 largest fortunes in the country. According to New Lines Magazine, which had access to the … Read more
Former Novotek top manager Sergey Protosenya, his wife and daughter were found dead in Spain. – — The police are checking to see if it was a disguised murder committed by third parties. This is reported TV channel Telecinco. The bodies of three people were found on Tuesday in a house in the village of … Read more
– – Konstantin Malofeev – The US Department of Justice has accused Russian oligarch Konstantin Malofeev of violating sanctions against Russia over its invasion of Ukraine, Reuters reported. According to the US agency, he financed Russians who promote separatism in Crimea. Despite the ban on American citizens working or having business with Malofeev, he has … Read more
At the beginning of the war the businessman was hiding, but is already entering through the main entrance for the shuttles Kyiv – Moscow “I’m sure people will focus on me in 3-4 days, but it will pass. They will forget who I am and I like that. ” This is how the Russian oligarch … Read more
sanctions against financial institutions The United States, the European Union, the United Kingdom and Canada have agreed to exclude certain Russian banks from the SWIFT payment system. This enables payment transactions between thousands of financial institutions in 200 countries. Excluding SWIFT is considered to be one of the strongest means that foreign countries have in … Read more