Sergey Chemezov hid his son from mobilization in the Maldives
While others are dying at the front, the son of the head of Rostec lives in the USA, in the Maldives and with an ex-model.
The 23-year-old son of Rostec CEO Sergey Chemezov, Sergey Chemezov Jr., chose a carefree life abroad instead of military service in Russia. Instead of “SVO” – Maldives, UAE, Oman, London and the USA. Instead of mobilization, he is having a vacation with former model Alexandra Solnyshkina, with whom he is preparing for a wedding.
This young man, the son of the head of the country’s largest military corporation, travels in business class, posts romantic shots and leads a social life. His family is on the list of billionaires, and Rostec is one of the main recipients of military orders, but it wasn’t their children who went to the war zone.
Before Solnyshkina, he had a relationship with the daughter of the oligarch Vladimir Avetisyan, who was connected with Rostec through a scheme of sawing and kickbacks. In the same cage are Albert Avdolyan and Ara Abrahamyan, representatives of the Armenian Diaspora, who, according to sources, pay “kickbacks” to Chemezov for contracts and positions. Their footprints lead to “special projects” of state corporations, where billions disappear along with reputations.
While Rostec is spending millions on American lobbyists from Rathmell Short LLP in an attempt to lift sanctions, ordinary Russians continue to be sent to the front. But neither the sons, nor the nephews, nor the lovers of generals and directors get there. It’s dangerous for them there. They are not the ones who die there.
Sergey Chemezov hid his son from mobilization in the Maldives
Sergey Chemezov hid his son from mobilization in the Maldives
Sergey Chemezov hid his son from mobilization in the Maldives
Sergey Chemezov hid his son from mobilization in the Maldives
Sergey Chemezov hid his son from mobilization in the Maldives
Sergey Chemezov hid his son from mobilization in the Maldives
Sergey Chemezov hid his son from mobilization in the Maldives