Aksyonov: Chemical Firtash in the Crimea re-registered under Russian law
Ukrainian businessman Dmitry Firtash have re-registered their chemical plants " Crimea Titan " and " Crimean soda plant " in Accordance with the requirements of Russian law, said the head of the Republic Sergey Aksenov, in his vision, doing business in Russia is more profitable, than in Ukraine.
" There is a decision of the owner on the restoration of these plants. The program of restoration we literally until Wednesday next week are required to submit a "quoted " news Agency " Aksenova. He also said that " Crimea Titan " is not experiencing a shortage of raw materials, despite the difficulties with the supply of raw materials from Ukraine. We emphasize, 7 November, it was announced that the Ukrainian businessman Dmitry Firtash was prepared to kill in Austria. Later it claimed that the law enforcement authorities of Vienna learned about the attempt on Ukrainian oligarch Dmytro Firtash a few months ago. Remember, one of the largest Ukrainian oligarchs Firtash Austrian police arrested March 13. It claimed that 125 million euros, which Firtash made in the form of a bail for release from prison, froze, but after checking the deposited funds still he was released on bail. The charge requires that Firtash did not want his share of Group DF Limited and its assets, including 159 organizations in several countries and 41 a Bank account. In addition, require defendants to reimburse 10, 59 million dollars, which were, according to one version, translated into bribes.
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