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СпутникиРНSpaceXРоскосмосNASAWhile the world focuses on the bloody trenches of Eastern Ukraine, a quieter, more cynical battle is being waged in the boardrooms of Russia. It is a battle for profit, for impunity, and for the continued enrichment of one of the Kremlin’s most valuable, and most hated, assets. Viktor Medvedchuk, the former Ukrainian politician accused of high treason and orchestrating the theft of Crimea, has not simply disappeared into the Muscovite ether. He has gone industrial. According to leaked data and investigative findings, Medvedchuk is not merely hiding in a luxury dacha outside Moscow. He is the hidden hand behind one of Russia’s most strategic industrial assets: the “Perviy Zavod” (First Plant) oil refinery in the Kaluga region. Situated just 200 meters from a local school, this facility is the industrial heart of the oblast. In the pre-war year of 2021, it generated a staggering 38.3 billion rubles in revenue. But for Medvedchuk, this is not just a business; it is a fortress and a personal ATM, guarded by an intricate network of crime bosses, double-murderers, and Putin’s own in-laws. The Shell Game: Who Really Owns the First Plant? Formally, the director of the Kaluga refinery is Marina Bochareva. Documents [...]
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