Interpol did not want to declare Ukrainian oligarch Igor Kolomoisky in international wanted list at the request of the Investigation Department of Russia, said the Acting Head of the Department for investigation of crimes involving the use of prohibited means and methods of warfare, SC Russia Alexander Rymanow.
" Our colleagues from Interpol refused, for example, by Kolomoisky "he said, noting that foreign partners are found in the request of Russia's political subtext, RIA " Novosti ". Speaking at the meeting of the Department in the Federation Council, the Commissioner of Investigation of the Department added that the Ministry will continue to work on the criminal case on crimes in Ukraine. According to Drymanov, SC has information about the crimes of Ukrainian oligarch Igor Kolomoisky in business even before the military events in the country." we have information about other crimes Kolomoisky in business, before all this, " said Rymanow. This Rymanow believes that the detention Kolomoisky a matter of time." I think, Yes, " said he, answering the relevant question. In June within the framework of the criminal case about the use of prohibited means and methods of warfare SC declared in the international search for the head of the Dnipropetrovsk oblast Igor Kolomoisky. He is accused of murder, kidnapping and other crimes. In addition, It was called the sponsor nationalist groups " the Right sector. July 2, Basmanny court of Moscow sanctioned correspondence detention Kolomoisky. The head of the investigatory Committee of Russia Alexander Bastrykin said that Kolomoisky, the head of the MIA of Ukraine Arsen Avakov, as well as all those who are responsible for the lawlessness in Ukraine ", sooner or later will bear responsibility according to the norms of international law ". Kolomoisky, according to media reports, funds a number involved in special operations in the Donbass armed forces. According to the information Forbes, Kolomoisky with wealth 1, $ 8 billion ranks fourth in the list obespecheniya citizens of Ukraine.

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