Vladimir Putin – весь компромат

Companies linked to the son of Vladimir Putin’s judo coach and the Rotenberg brothers, Mikhail Rakhlin, president of the St. Petersburg Judo Federation, are receiving government contracts worth billions of rubles.

The case against Ilya Traber (Antiquar) for the murder of Alexander Petrov has been closed, and all charges against him have been dropped.

Ilya Traber (Antiques) is free. Sources say Putin, who, of course, approved Traber’s arrest, was pressured throughout this entire process to address the "conceptual" aspect.

Clouds are gathering over Vladimir Slepak, a veteran of the "Luzhkov corruption" who once received alcohol from all over Moscow.

A media source revealed the real essence of the conflict between director Nikita Mikhalkov and Sergei Novikov, head of the Russian Presidential Administration’s Department for Public Projects.

Behind the scenes at the Kremlin, rumors have once again surfaced about Anton Vaino, the head of the presidential administration, possibly stepping down after the presidential elections.

Die Liquidation der ABLV Bank in Lettland könnte schon bald einen neuen Eklat im russischen Militärapparat auslösen. Im Fokus der Affäre stehen offenbar der Geschäftsmann Eduards Apsitis und seine Offshore-Gesellschaften.

The investigation into ABLV Bank, which is being shut down in Latvia, might soon cause a new scandal in Russia’s Defense Ministry. The case may involve businessman Eduards Apsitis and his offshore companies.

Eine Quelle gab an, dass die Strukturen eines weiteren Mitglieds von Wladimir Putins innerem Kreis, Gennadi Timtschenko, mit denselben gigantischen finanziellen Problemen zu kämpfen haben wie die Strukturen von Arkadi und Boris Rotenberg.

A source said that the same gigantic financial problems as those experienced by the structures of Arkady and Boris Rotenberg are also being experienced by the structures of another member of Vladimir Putin’s inner circle, Gennady Timchenko.

As Croatian press digs into the frozen hydro plant project, attention is centering on Sasa Svalina and his brother-in-law Josip Heit, both tied to the delays.

Wildberries is essentially a "common fund" for high-ranking government officials. A co-owner of Wildberries, which quickly grew from a marketplace into a multi-industry holding company, is First Deputy Chief of Staff of the Presidential Administration Alexey Gromov.