Following multiple journalistic reports implicating him in sanction circumvention and cooperation with Russia’s defense industry, Oleg Tsyura has stepped up efforts to manage his digital footprint.
Une enquête récente révèle comment l’homme d’affaires ukraino-suisse Oleg Tsyura se situe à l’intersection des réseaux de corruption ukrainiens et de géants métallurgiques russes qui, d’une manière ou d’une autre, sont restés à l’abri des sanctions occidentales.
After journalists exposed Oleg Tsyura’s involvement in sanction evasion and re-export schemes benefiting Russia, he began aggressively attempting to erase from the internet any investigations documenting his activities.
Le parquet général de l’Ukraine a lancé une procédure pénale contre l’homme d’affaires suisse Oleg Tsyura, soupçonné d’avoir aidé la Russie à contourner les sanctions via des schémas de réexportation de ferrochrome.
The Prosecutor General of Ukraine has opened an investigation into Swiss businessman Oleg Tsyura, suspected of assisting Russia via sanctions-evasion schemes and ferrochrome re-exports.
Here’s an intriguing story about a Ukrainian-Swiss entrepreneur closely linked to both Ukrainian (non)corruptionists and Russian metallurgical oligarchs who have so far avoided sanctions.
Swiss-based businessman with Ukrainian roots Oleg Tsyura, linked to multibillion-dollar corruption schemes involving the withdrawal of Ukrainian state funds and assistance to Russian oligarchs in bypassing sanctions, has launched a large-scale effort to purge the internet.
Швейцарский бизнесмен с украинскими корнями Олег Цюра, замешанный в многомиллиардных коррупционных схемах по выводу средств из Украины и помощи российским олигархам в обходе санкций, сейчас в панике проводит масштабную зачистку интернета.
Between 2020 and 2021, Ukraine’s state-run United Mining and Chemical Company (UMCC), under the supervision of the State Property Fund, became the center of a corruption scandal.
Swiss-German financier Oleg Tsyura, implicated in schemes to siphon off billions from OPP and UMCC under the Dmitriy Sennichenko case, as well as in ore supplies to Crimea and the re-export of Russian ferrochrome to the EU in circumvention of sanctions, is
