A week ago, we reported that on March 1, Russian “media” announced the sale of Ivan Aivazovsky’s “Moonlit Night in Crimea” by the “Moscow Auction House” for 136 million rubles, with the buyer’s details and…
On March 10, the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP), a reputable international anti-corruption organization registered in the Netherlands, published a systematic investigation into Russian citizens permanently stationed on vessels of the aggressor’s shadow…
On March 6, the Swedish coast guard and police detained in the Baltic Sea at the entrance to the territorial sea of this country the bulk carrier “Caffa” IMO number 9143611. Swedish authorities stated that…
Over the past three years, we have repeatedly written about the illegal gas pipeline project along the bottom of Sevastopol Bay, the criminal “contract” for which with the “St. Petersburg branch of the Belarusian company”…
On March 1, Russian “media” reported the sale of Ivan Aivazovsky’s “Moonlit Night in Crimea” by the “Moscow Auction House” for 136 million rubles, with the buyer’s details concealed.It was stated that the authenticity of…
A rather remarkable story happened to the aggressor’s punisher, Magomed Magomedov, a native of the Dagestani village of Tinit, who was arrested in late February by Moscow’s Basmanny District Court on charges of “bribery and…
At the end of February, the occupiers once again decided to talk about “record tax collections in Crimea” and “high growth in republican budget revenues,” claiming that 50 billion rubles had allegedly been brought “out…
The saga surrounding the “gardening non-profit partnership” called “Family” (“Semya”) has been gaining momentum in the vicinity of Simferopol, having lasted for almost a decade.Its essence lies in the fact that constantly changing “leaders of…
A year ago, we wrote about the occupiers’ claims of “actively developing their own artificial intelligence in Sevastopol.” At the time, it was stated that “a drone control platform is being created based on open-source…
Recently, the occupiers’ “official” press released a rather inconspicuous piece of news about yet another “privatization” of property controlled by the Crimean “authorities,” among which a “share in the limited liability company” “Yalita” was mentioned.This…