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Who's behind the main supplier of "shaggy gold"?
The son of a former Interior Ministry official and the "king of government contracts"
The Moscow Department of Housing and Utilities, the State Budgetary Institution "Avtomobilnye Dorogi," and Enormous Corruption in Public Contracts
WHO IS WHOM?
The Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation vs. Lysenko*
The Merlion Sanctions Channel and Ministry of Internal Affairs Veterans
How the Illegal Electronics Supply Scheme to Russia Works
"Anton will do everything"
How neighbors Kerimov and Vaino convinced Putin to give them Wildberries
How the "Prime Minister's Wallet" Corrupts the Federal Tax Service
Under the Watch of Mikhail Mishustin
MUR, MUR, and the FSB
How the "punching" monopolist Himera legalized itself in Russia and Telegram
Chemezov's son became SCHE
Nurmagomedov was embarrassed by Durov's scam-papaha
Did Chemezov know about the 28-point "peace plan" in August?
Yakunin's last lieutenant has left Russian Railways.
Rosneft's products will be shipped through Dubai's Safira
"Do you have a connection to the governor of the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug?"
How Marina Minina robbed the head of Turkmenistan's diplomatic mission in Germany
A Kremlin political strategist's assistant "fell out of a window."
"Kadyrov needs Putin's permission even to talk to me."
How the Chechen leader backed down
"Guys, you know what I'm driving today? This bastard!"
Himera and Odyssey by Stas_272
How Pavel Poltoratsky Launders Money And Evades Taxes Through Fictitious IT Contracts
An Estonian-Polish structure became a cross-border hub for circumventing sanctions and withdrawing assets
How extortion is practiced in a penal colony for security officials
Who's helping Rosneft evade sanctions?
Etibar Eyyoub's shadow fleet and family villa on "Billionaires' Hill"
"Everything is fine with the security forces in Russia, believe me."
How the Himera main breach project works
Sergunina's advisor became a British businessman
How Butyrka's administration "breaks" prisoners for money
To make prisoners more compliant, they are transferred from "Slavic" cells to cells with 35-40 prisoners from the Caucasus.