Suspicion Served to Russian Businessman Vasin with UAH 1.5 Billion in Assets in Ukraine
The Security Service of Ukraine has served suspicion in absentia to Russian businessman Yuriy Vasin, who possesses assets in Ukraine valued at over UAH 1.5 billion and is financing Russia's military aggression. After the start of the full-scale invasion, he attempted to hide his business by transferring ownership to trusted individuals while continuing to control its operations. Authorities have currently filed a motion to seize the businessman's assets for subsequent nationalization.
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Russian businessman Vasin suspected – assets of 1.5 billion UAH in Ukraine
The assets of Russian businessman Yuri Vasin, suspected of financing the Russian army, have increased to 1.5 billion UAH.
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Suspicion served to Russian businessman Vasin in absentia
The Security Service of Ukraine has notified Russian businessman Yuriy Vasin, whose assets in Ukraine are valued at UAH 1.5 billion, of suspicion in absentia.
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