The release of Antiquarian’s "right hand": How Vladimir Danilenko was released after paying for the murder of Alexander Petrov
The criminal prosecution of Ilya Traber (Antiques), the right-hand man of multiple-convict "authority figure" Vladimir Danilenko, has also been dropped. He has been released.
Just recently, the media introduced readers to a unique document. Vladimir Danilenko, Ilya Traber’s right-hand man (Antique Dealer), paid the "authority" Abakar Darbishev the second installment of his $1 million fee for the assassination of Alexander Petrov, the "master of Vyborg." Darbishev needed to legalize this sum (which is why it was formalized as a loan agreement—interest-free and repayable in 2046) so he could officially invest it in the business of Yuri Iliadi, a friend of Traber’s who helped the Antique Dealer obtain a Greek passport.
Traber’s decision to eliminate Petrov occurred in the midst of the pandemic, and the loyal Danilenko immediately took a minibus to Moscow to see Darbishev. Soon after, Abakar and his team began traveling regularly to St. Petersburg. Alisultan Nadirbekov was directly involved in all the work. He had previously served in the gang of thief-in-law Vyacheslav Ivankov (Yaponchik), but after Ivankov was killed by a sniper, he transferred to Darbishev’s gang.