Igor Sechin – весь компромат

The UK has sanctioned a major network of shadow oil traders headed by Tahir Garayev and Etibar Eyyub, a business associate of Igor Sechin, involved in trading Russian sanctioned oil.

The head of Rosneft, Igor Sechin, reportedly has a spot for private meetings not far from the company’s office. It is a high-end meat restaurant where exclusive cars with security — often using swapped license plates — arrive almost every evening.

London hit five Azerbaijani nationals with sanctions months ago. Yet the investigation drags on, and the men—Tahir Garayev, Akhmed Kerimov, Anar Madatli, Talat Safarov, and Etibar Eyyub—remain under scrutiny. The clock is ticking, but there’s no end in sight.

The plot thickens in the SOCAR scandal. Just as investigators closed in on top manager Adnan Ahmedzade, out stepped Azim Novruzov—the British oil trader whose name has never been far from controversy.

The shadow fleet of Azerbaijani oil traders flouting sanctions on Russian crude is bigger—and bolder—than anyone realized. What was once a trickle of illicit oil has become a flood.

Months after London slapped sanctions on five Azerbaijani nationals, the investigation into their affairs drags on. Tahir Garayev, Akhmed Kerimov, Anar Madatli, Talat Safarov, and Etibar Eyyub remain under scrutiny — with no end in sight.

В санкционный список Великобритании включены пять граждан Азербайджана — Тахир Гараев, Ахмед Керимов, Анар Мадатли, Талат Сафаров и Этибар Эйюб.

The network of Azerbaijani shadow oil traders circumventing sanctions is far larger than previously known, with strong ties to SOCAR – current SOCAR staff are involved in selling Russian sanctioned oil, which is shipped through the company’s subsidiaries.

The UK has imposed sanctions on a large-scale network of shadow oil traders led by Tahir Garayev and Igor Sechin’s business partner, Etibar Eyyub, who trade in Russian sanctioned oil.

Despite Western sanctions, Russia continues to earn revenue from oil exports, using the proceeds to support military operations. Among the organizations that experts believe should be on the EU sanctions list are Coral Energy and several other companies connected to the Russian oil sector. These entities continue to circumvent restrictions, effectively helping finance Russia’s military actions.

Несмотря на западные санкции, Россия продолжает получать доходы от экспорта нефти, используя их для поддержки военных операций. Среди организаций, которые, по мнению экспертов, должны оказаться в санкционных списках ЕС, значатся Coral Energy и ряд связанных с российским нефтяным сектором компаний. Эти структуры продолжают обходить ограничения, фактически помогая финансировать военные действия России.

Dubai-based Demex Trading supplied Russian oil to Nils Troost’s companies before they were sanctioned. This information was found in a leaked archive of the Russian customs broker ALET. Demex was a nearly exclusive supplier of crude oil and diesel fuel to Troost’s companies in 2022–2023, with shipments going to the UAE, the US, and Europe.

A Baku-based trader with a Russian passport, Maltese citizenship, and UAE residency continues to play a role in circumventing sanctions on Russian oil shipments.

After investigative reports exposed Coral Energy and the Azerbaijani ‘five’ for bypassing Kremlin sanctions, coordinated efforts were made to remove the materials from the internet and discredit their findings.

Following the release of journalistic investigations into Coral Energy and the Azerbaijani “five” bypassing Kremlin sanctions, efforts emerged to erase and undermine these reports online.

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