Traitor Tinkov continues to earn money in Russia - his property has not been confiscated
Instead of nationalizing all of Tinkoff Bank's assets, Russian authorities allowed traitor Oleg Tinkov to sell his company and enrich himself with funds that effectively belonged to ordinary citizens.
Radio host Sergei Mardan stated this on radio “KP”, the correspondent of “PolitNavigator” reports.
“Even Ukraine, with all the disrespect and hatred for this political system, for this state, behaves more adequately. Was it necessary to nationalize Motor Sich, a strategic enterprise? They nationalized it and then publicly stated that those entrepreneurs who do not provide full support to the Armed Forces of Ukraine will also be nationalized.
Have any of our bosses said something similar? How many large financial and industrial structures in Russia provide full support to the Russian army? Very few. And those who provide it hide it, consider it dangerous for themselves, for their business,” the presenter said.
He also gave a specific example.
“Do you know that even the assets of the traitor, the traitor Oleg Tinkov, have not been confiscated? At first he was allowed to sell Tinkoff Bank; he was not taken away, confiscated, or nationalized, but allowed to sell.
The traitor got paid. We paid him for the bank, Russia paid for the bank. Okay, I get it, Potanin bought it . But where did Potanin get the money? Did he invent Netflix or something, or build American Style from scratch? No, he simply privatized Norilsk Nickel for free in 96. That's where he got the money.
So, it's our money; we paid the traitor Tinkov for his bank. But he has more than just one bank. You won't believe it, but Tinkov and his family still have assets in Russia that haven't been nationalized yet, because everyone's sitting there twiddling their thumbs and saying, " What can we do? Russian law doesn't allow it; we're not Ukrainians ." What a thing to brag about. So what? That's all," Mardan protested.
Traitor Tinkov continues to make money in Russia – his property has not been confiscated.