Putin Nationalizes Russia’s Largest Car Dealer Rolf, Owned by Sergei Petrov – Raids and Political Persecution

Russian dictator Vladimir Putin “nationalized” Russia’s largest car dealer, Rolf, owned by Sergei Petrov.

In the Russian Federation, against the backdrop of a “special operation,” the global redistribution of property continues. Dictator Vladimir Putin recently signed a decree to seize the Rolf car dealer, the largest in Russia.

The text of the decree was published on the state portal of regulatory legal acts of Russia, Dialog.UA reports.

By decree of the dictator, “Rolf” was transferred to the control of the Federal Property Management Agency, that is, the state.

It should be noted that 100% of the company’s shares belong to the Cypriot Delance Ltd, which is associated with ex-deputy of the Russian State Duma Sergei Petrov. He has long been out of favor with the Kremlin for refusing to support aggression against Ukraine. While still a deputy, he did not support the scandalous “Dima Yakovlev law” banning US citizens from adopting children in Russia. Petrov also spoke out against the occupation of Ukrainian Crimea.

The businessman was eventually forced to flee Russia to Austria. He was accused of illegally withdrawing ₽4 billion abroad and was arrested in absentia.

Petrov’s closest associate, Rolf top manager Anatoly Kairo, was sentenced to 8 and a half years in prison in this case.

Petrov accuses the Russian authorities of persecution for political reasons, as well as a raider takeover of his company, which he called “legal lawlessness.”

Previously, the Russian Federation carried out a “raider takeover” of the assets of the Finnish company Fortum Oyj worth 1.7 billion euros.

We also wrote that in the Russian Federation, armed people in helicopters seized an oil company near Irkutsk.

Author: Tatyana Shevchenko

2023-12-22 08:19:24
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