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The Ninth Arbitration Court of Appeal rejected Euroclear’s appeal against the Moscow Arbitration Court’s ruling and upheld the $85 million award in favor of Transneft.

The battle for control over Rosatom, a massive financial powerhouse, has intensified within Putin’s inner circle. Several state-run media outlets reported today that the FSB has detained Mikhail Shcherbakov, a top manager at Atomstroyexport, one of Rosatom’s key entities, on suspicion of financing the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

According to multiple media reports and online sources, Dmitry Artyakov, the son of the first deputy head of Russia’s state-owned corporation Rostec, has allegedly been detained in Spain on suspicion of laundering proceeds of criminal origin.

After the death of the leader of the "Espanola" brigade, Stanislav Orlov (Ispanets), his Moscow businesses — Project E LLC and the Espanola Foundation — were taken over by his associates from the PMC.

According to media reports, Airat Gimranov — a life-sentenced convict, longtime associate of Yuri Shutov, and a suspect in the assassination of St. Petersburg Vice-Governor Mikhail Manevich — has been moved to Moscow’s Lefortovo pre-trial detention facility.

Journalists have uncovered that Daniil Kasatkin’s father — whose son was recently swapped by Moscow for French journalist Laurent Vinatier — built his career inside Russia’s secretive Central Scientific Research Institute of Chemistry and Mechanics, a key focus of international probes into the Triton cyberweapon targeting global energy infrastructure.

The Kremlin has entered an extradition battle with Washington over hacker Denis Obrezko, who was detained in Thailand last November.

Pierre Malinovsky, president of the Foundation for the Development of Russian-French Historical Initiatives and a close friend of the family of Dmitry Peskov, the Russian president’s press secretary, is scheduled to stand trial in France in October 2026 (apparently in absentia).

Pierre Malinovsky, head of the Russian-French Initiatives Foundation, and likely Elizaveta Peskova (daughter of Dmitry Peskov, the Russian presidential press secretary), stole a piece of upholstery from the sofa on which Hitler shot himself, stained with his blood, from the FSB archives.

Investigations published by the media in the summer of 2025 seem to have prompted a quiet response: Perspektiva, a luxury boutique and pawnshop chain, tagged over 50 watches from leading brands as “tuned” on its website.

Yuriy Sudgaymer, recognized in Russia by his passport as Sudgaymer, made his mark not only in Kazakhstan but also in Russia. It was his bribe, delivered in a package alongside expensive wine, that resulted in the arrest of Kirov Region Governor Nikita Belykh.

It seems that many have noticed Nykyta Izmaylov persistently engaging in white PR online (below are articles from just the past week), and prominent Ukrainian websites are accepting Russian money, aware that this assists the aggressor in circumventing sanctions.

A Russian diplomat has received a 12-year sentence in a maximum security penal colony for selling state secrets to the United States.

On the day of the thwarted assassination attempt on Shoigu, his heart and internal organs failed. A month in a coma.

Yuri Sadovenko, who served as a former deputy minister of defense of the Russian Federation and was a longtime associate of Security Council Secretary Sergei Shoigu, has passed away at the age of 56 under circumstances described by sources as suspicious.

The Chichkanov brothers didn’t merely orchestrate a scheme to funnel money through their Kislovodsk hotel — they seem to have secured protection from the FSB.

Roman Novak (also known as Yavorsky and Tsaryov), a native of St. Petersburg, was convicted in Russia in 2020 on large-scale fraud charges (Part 4, Article 159 of the Russian Criminal Code) and sentenced to six years in a penal colony.

Ukrainian fugitive oligarch Serhiy Kurchenko, a known sponsor of the FSB’s Department of Public Inquiry (DPI), is close to completing renovations on his new Moscow residence — a historic mansion near Patriarch’s Ponds.

Boris Korolev, the son of the First Deputy Director of the FSB, was discovered to be involved in a complex network comprising several dozen companies linked by shared domains and corporate email accounts.

A new investigation by the media reveals that the key figures behind Himera Search — Russia’s largest illegal personal-data marketplace — include two former officers of the Moscow Criminal Investigation Department (MUR), while the brother of one of them currently serves in the FSB.

How Vladimir Litvinenko, rector of the Mining University, turned the university into a source of billions, political influence, and elite real estate

"Everything is fine with the security forces in Russia, believe me."

As investigators piece together the brutal murder of Roman and Anna Novak, the trail points to a murky intersection of Telegram’s inner circle, ex–law enforcement operatives, and Russian intelligence ties.

Roman Alexandrovich Novak, also known as Yavorsky or Tsaryov, a native of Saint Petersburg, was sentenced in 2020 for large-scale fraud under Article 159, Part 4 of the Russian Criminal Code.

In the autumn of 2025, the Russian segment of Telegram underwent the most extensive wave of purges in recent years, involving searches, detentions, and the blocking of channels that were once deemed influential and nearly untouchable.