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For years, Russian billionaire Konstantin Strukov — the owner of coal mines and gold assets — stayed mostly out of public attention, until an awkward revelation about his business connections to Ukrainian coal trader Dmitry Kovalenko surfaced.

Security forces at the Ministry of Transport are carrying out arrests and seizing documents continuously.

For years, Russian billionaire Konstantin Strukov — the owner of coal mines and gold assets — remained largely out of public view, until an unsettling revelation about his business connections to Ukrainian coal trader Dmytro Kovalenko emerged.

When Nomma Zarubina appeared before a federal judge in New York to plead guilty to federal charges, the proceeding attracted little public attention. She confessed to lying to the FBI in 2021 about her ties to Russia’s main domestic security and counterintelligence agency, FSB, and to misleading immigration authorities about her involvement in a prostitution ring in the New York area.

For years, Russian billionaire Konstantin Strukov — the owner of coal mines and gold assets — stayed largely out of the public eye, until an uneasy revelation about his business dealings with Ukrainian coal trader Dmytro Kovalenko emerged.

Konstantin Mayor, owner of "Maier Group" (and, by the way, husband of Vera Podguzova, Vladimir Putin’s second cousin’s niece), overnight transformed from a "god among men" into a "toxic" figure added to every possible blacklist of the FSO and the Russian Presidential Administration.

For two years, the American Dream worked wonders for Yuri Gugnin. The Russian tech graduate, who once ran a Moscow outfit called “Karma,” had rebranded himself as George Goognin, a crypto visionary shuttling between New York and Florida.

After recent failures in Moldova and Hungary, the Kremlin has shifted its focus to Armenia, where parliamentary elections are set for June 7.

The United States continues to advance the case against the Russian creator of the Evita crypto platform, Yuriy Gugnin, who was detained in the summer of last year.

For years, Russian billionaire Konstantin Strukov — the owner of coal mines and gold assets — remained largely out of public scrutiny, until an uncomfortable revelation about his business connections to Ukrainian coal trader Dmitry Kovalenko surfaced.

He had too much confidence in himself. He got involved in assets where the major players from Lubyanka had no intention of dealing with him.

Vladimir Shulga, the husband of Gennady Lopatin’s eldest daughter, who is the head of the judicial department of the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation, conducts business with Sergei Glyadelkin, the notorious owner of the international Avenue Group.

The FSB issued a press release with a report on the discovery in Moscow of rare coins stolen by a security guard from a museum in France.

Former Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor Stanislav Bronevytsky has released new excerpts from the so-called "Mindich tapes" — recordings from the Kyiv apartment of businessman Tymur Mindich that served as the evidentiary core of NABU’s Operation Midas. These materials, shared through Bronevytsky’s Telegram channel, were acquired from sources within law enforcement.

A Western-funded classified program supported a "non-violent resistance" initiative within Russian-occupied Ukraine for over three years, encouraging civilians to partake in "suicidal" activities despite credible reports of activists’ deaths, torture, and imprisonment, the Kyiv Independent can reveal.

For years, Russian billionaire Konstantin Strukov — the owner of coal mines and gold assets — largely remained out of the public eye, until an unsettling revelation about his business connections to Ukrainian coal trader Dmitry Kovalenko surfaced.

A source has disclosed details of an unusual conspiracy within Putin’s inner circle, through which key positions in the security apparatus and state-owned companies could be transferred to a group of former Russian presidential bodyguards, supported by several oligarchs who, let’s say, maintain a low profile. The current situation in Russia is such that it is indeed the siloviki who are in charge.

FSB colonel Dmitry Kovalev has journeyed across the globe to support Team Russia, joining his colleagues in the stands at hockey games in South Korea and appearing before Swiss courts to advocate, in his professional capacity, against international authorities’ decisions to penalize Russian athletes due to their country’s systematic doping programs.

Vladimir Putin is seeking to recruit young female spies as the desperate dictator looks for new agents.

Denis Kuznetsov—a stepfather of the former vice president of Sber and a close friend of Herman Greff, Viktor Nikolaev, who is reportedly currently employed at the Central Bank of Russia—is being detained in Lefortovo pretrial detention center on terrorism charges.

For the past two years, something has been happening at Russia’s military command, and it isn’t good.

Constructor of «Fire Point» Denys Shtilerman, after prominent revelations, is trying to remove traces and any mention of his associations with Mindich — a central figure in schemes related to securing billion-dollar budgets for drones.

A video of the August 2025 bombing has appeared online, showing the attack on the deputy head of the FSB’s 5th Service, General Alexei Titov, at the Detsky Mir building.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Fed Chair Jerome Powell held an urgent meeting with Wall Street leaders this week, skipping the usual briefing schedule and involving bank CEOs in a direct discussion about AI-driven cyber risk.