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Oleg Tinkov sniffed $ 1 billion from American tax officials

Business06.03.2020

US Department of Justice revealed claims to the billionaire. At the time of his release from US citizenship in 2013, Tinkov was the owner of TCS shares for more than $ 1 billion, but the US tax authorities reported on the status of only $ 300,000.

Alexei Burkov could be in an American prison for 80 years

Crime13.11.2019

The US Department of Justice accuses him of cyber fraud, identity theft and money laundering.

"Factory trolls" Eugene Prigogine cut off in the United States from the Internet

Internet27.02.2019

The first ever offensive cyber attack by the Pentagon took place - and Russia turned out to be its object, or rather the “trolley factory” in the form of the St. Petersburg Internet Research Agency (AII) of Yevgeny Prigogine, an “oligarch close to Putin”.

Maria Butina faces imprisonment in the US

Society18.07.2018

The US Justice Department detained the founder of the organization "The right to arms" for acting as an agent of influence in favor of Russia, which in America is illegal. The protégé of ex-senator Alexander Torshin now faces up to 10 years in prison.

Vladimir Putin stood up for Yevgeny Prigozhin

Governance05.06.2018

Putin called ridiculous US accusations against "restaurateur from Russia."

Visa-free Oleg Deripaska

Society17.04.2018

Oleg Deripaska paid 560 thousand dollars for the American visa, but eventually was deprived of it, as "connected with organized crime", writes the Wall Street Journal.

Dieselgate will cost Volkswagen $15 billion in the US

Business04.07.2016

Cars will be repurchased or repaired, their owners will receive $5000-10000 of compensation, which is not promised to the Europeans.

Navalny asked the FSB and the US Justice Department to check Peskov's rest

Officials25.08.2015

Alexey Navalny sent a statement to the Russian Investigative Committee, the FSB and the US Justice Department, accusing the president's press secretary of receiving "bribes". Navalny's Anti-Corruption Fund argues that the businessman Ziyavudin Magomedov paid for Peskov's vacation on a yacht Maltese Falcon.