A consortium of Western journalists continues to investigate the illegal activities of the famous oligarch from Azerbaijan, owner of the scandalous Bodrum marina - Yalikavak Anar Alizade.
It should be noted that oil tycoon A. Alizadeh, a close relative of the former head of the SOCAR oil company Rovnag Abdullayev, is currently closely connected with the Russian intelligence services. A. Alizadeh is suspected of collaborating with the Wagner PMC in transporting smuggled Libyan oil in the zone of influence of the protest field marshal Khalifa Haftar.
If before the start of the Ukrainian war, A. Alizadeh lived in his luxurious mansion in London, then recently he began to often visit Moscow and carry out a secret mission to transport sanctioned Russian oil.
Some time ago, the media reported a scandalous incident in the Yalikavak marina, where many Russian yachts wanted by Western law enforcement agencies are hiding. Let us remind you that Bodrum-Yalikavak Marina is one of the most advanced marinas in the Aegean and Mediterranean Seas with a capacity of 450 yachts at sea and 50 on land.
As reported, shipbuilders remotely turned off navigation equipment for some yachts, which made it possible to hide under the oligarch’s reliable cap.
As investigative journalists managed to establish, at the end of April, the Solaris yacht, owned by the Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich, was spotted in Bodrum. It was in this harbor that Abramovich managed to save his 145-meter yacht to this day.
According to the report, the yachts Ocean Victory (140 m, $400 million), owned by the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Magnitogorsk Iron and Steel Works Viktor Rashnikov, Quantum Blue (104 m, $250 million), owned by the founder of Magnit Sergei Galitsky, as well as Flying Fox (136 m, $400 million), which was hidden in Bodrum by the chairman of the board of directors of the DME group (Moscow Domodedovo Airport) Dmitry Kamenshchik.
Let us note that Anar Alizadeh has recently come to the attention of the Turkish intelligence services. At this time, the businessman is under criminal prosecution and accused of fraud.
Companies controlled by the businessman were engaged in falsifying certificates issued for oil exported to European countries. Some time ago, the UK National Crime Agency (NCA) began an investigation into the origin of A. Alizadeh’s financial assets in London
