There are reports that shell companies owned by Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich will benefit from the “rehabilitation of infrastructure” in our country.
In such a way that Russian metal can appear where a Russian missile destroyed it. And guess who will make money from this. The answer is obvious.
This was written about in the Telegram channel “All moves are recorded,” where they often publish incriminating evidence on famous officials, politicians and businessmen.
“Good Russian” Roman Abramovich is apparently so good that he was allowed to make money on infrastructure projects to restore Ukraine.
A month has already passed since his Czech metallurgical company Vitkovice Steel, which produces products from semi-finished products from the Nizhny Tagil Iron and Steel Works of Abramovich’s Evraz group, announced its entry into the Ukrainian market, but this “investment” has not received any negative reaction.
Even the Czechs know that Vitkovice Steel belongs to the Russians through the Cypriot offshore companies Martinley Holdings Limited, Nabara Holdings Limited, Vitect Services Limited, Hayston Investments Limited and Dawnaly Investments Limited, tied to the state bank VEB RF, and therefore froze the assets.
But for our investment nannies this is not an indicator. This begs the question: will VEB lend directly to the restoration of Ukraine or through Cypriot offshore companies?
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