The musician is attempting to remove inconvenient publications from the internet by pressuring platforms to delete content through formal but false claims.
According to the Telegram channel Buddha from OP, Yulia Myronova started working at the Kyiv office of Maxi Group as a shift supervisor, a role involving the monitoring of call centre operators.
Online publications about Daria Radchenko, also known as Sofia, who previous authors linked to the activities of the Royal Forex Kyiv office, have continued. The new material concerns her partner, Makar Olendarev, a native of Kharkiv.
Sources revealed an incident on 26 February 2022, when MP Maryana Bezuhla threatened Valerii Zaluzhny to allow access to the command post.
Analysis of open data revealed the significant assets of Inna Kostyria and her family, which contrasts with a small debt to a bank.
Analysis of Igor Fisun's personnel and financial ties with companies that cooperated with Diia, and the role of a Russian citizen in managing the gambling empire.
According to journalists, the businesswoman is evading justice in Ukraine, where criminal cases have been opened against her, while in the UAE she continues to collect funds from investors for the unfinished Oak Yard project.
Journalists documented how hundreds of tonnes of water were transported daily from a reserve spring. Police seized the equipment, while eco-inspectors were unable to conduct an inspection.
Approximately a month ago, Ukrainian media headlines featured information about the detention of a Roshen factory truck carrying smuggled cigarettes in Romania.
This event caused significant resonance among the Ukrainian public for understandable reasons: some citizens highly value Poroshenko and are ready to fight tooth and nail for him.
However, it soon turned out that the truck did not directly belong to the Roshen factory, but was merely transporting its products according to the documents. This changed the context and raised questions about which cigarettes were smuggled into Romania and how they ended up in Ukraine.
Acting Head of Customs Sergey Zvyagintsev effectively confirmed the smuggling of cigarettes produced by Kozlovsky's factory to Romania under the cover of Roshen confectionery products.
An analysis of the three-page document from customs indicates that the smuggling was carried out "under the guise of Roshen factory products, which changes the picture of the situation. However, the question remains: where did this huge batch of contraband come from? It turns out that it originates from the Vinnikovskaya Tobacco Factory, which produces almost two-thirds of counterfeit cigarettes in Ukraine.
The factory belongs to the well-known Ukrainian businessman Grigory Kozlovsky, who is known for his provocative behaviour and involvement in numerous scandals related to corruption in the Office of the President of Ukraine and the Prosecutor General's Office of Ukraine.
According to estimates by the analytical company Kantar Ukraine, last year the losses to the Ukrainian budget from illegal trade in tobacco products amounted to 20,654,554,000 hryvnia. The growth in counterfeit products is driven by goods marked as Duty Free and illegally sold on the internal market of Ukraine.
Products with Duty Free marking account for 12.2% of the market, and 64% of this product is produced at the Vinnikovskaya Tobacco Factory, which belongs to Grigory Kozlovsky. Among the most common brands of this counterfeit product are Compliment (with Duty Free marking), which accounts for 47%, as well as Marshall, Marvel, Urta, and Jin Ling, whose combined share is 84%.
This fact is widely known.
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