Inside Austria's network of Ukrainian fugitives, Russian elites, and political connections
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The detention of two Ukrainian journalists in Austria earlier this month while conducting an investigation has highlighted deeper systemic concerns. Mykhailo Tkach and Yaroslav Bondarenko were investigating a former Ukrainian prosecutor general who had fled Ukraine and settled in Vienna. Austria has increasingly come under scrutiny for providing refuge to
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«Metelsky associates owned four hotels in Tyrol with an estimated total value of 40 million euros in 2019, the late opposition leader Alexei Navalny's Anti-Corruption Fund reported in 2019.»
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