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  • Putin's 'Oldest Enemy' Reacts To Tucker Carlson Interview And Alexei Navalny's Death

    02/20/2024 12:23:30 PM PST · by Eleutheria5 · 37 replies
    Piers Morgan Uncensored ^ | 20/2/24 | Michael Khodorovsky
    Piers Morgan Uncensored is joined by former oil oligarch Mikhail Khodorkovsky, who was imprisoned in Russia for a decade, to discuss the death of Vladimir Putin's opponent Alexei Navalny, Putin's interview with Tucker Carlson, plus he issues a chilling warning to the West. Speaking exclusively to Piers Morgan Uncensored on YouTube, Mikhail Khodorkovsky said the Russian leader would have no qualms attacking a NATO country if he was legitimised following the next Russian elections. He also discusses whether he fears for his life after making an enemy of Putin and if he thinks he will ever return to his homeland....
  • US Treasury Tightens Squeeze On Brothers Circle

    12/21/2012 5:49:43 AM PST · by AtlasStalled · 1 replies
    Friends of Ours ^ | 12/21/12 | Friends of Ours
    The U.S. Treasury Department has added three individuals with alleged ties to the crime group Brothers' Circle to a blacklist which bans American citizens and companies from conducting any business with them according to a press release: "today's action targets Zakhariy Kalashov for acting for or on behalf of, or providing material support to, the Brothers' Circle, as well as Almanbet Anapiyaev and Adilet Kasenov, for acting for or on behalf of, or providing material support to, Kamychbek Kolbayev." The Treasury Department previously placed Kolbayev on its black list. According to the press release the Brothers' Circle "is a criminal...
  • Lithuanian protesters demand president's resignation over alleged links with Russian mafia

    11/24/2003 12:20:05 AM PST · by Tailgunner Joe · 1 replies · 73+ views
    AFP ^ | 23 November 2003
    Thousands of people called for the resignation of Lithuanian President Rolandas Paksas who is embroiled in a scandal over alleged links between his office and organized crime, while his supporters held a counter-demonstration. Amid tight security, about 3,000 people, most of them critics of Paksas, gathered outside the presidential offices and residence in central Vilnius. An iron fence and police wearing helmets and carrying shields separated Paksas' supporters who numbered about 500 from those demanding that he resign, holding banners saying "It Is Time To Leave". Some 300 police officers, including mounted police and more than 100 from the...