INTERESTING: While RUSAL was under @USTreasury sanctions, one of its execs met in Zurich with the CEO of a Kentucky aluminum company.
“They said, ‘If we get the sanctions off, let’s meet again,’” the CEO recalled, “& I said, ‘Wow, that’s interesting.’” time.com/5651345/rusal-…
“They said, ‘If we get the sanctions off, let’s meet again,’” the CEO recalled, “& I said, ‘Wow, that’s interesting.’” time.com/5651345/rusal-…
@USTreasury New @WashingtonPost story reinforces the impression that CEO of Kentucky's Braidy Industries was laying the groundwork for $ from RUSAL while it was still sanctioned.
The CEO told Rusal exec: "if the day comes & sanctions go away, I’d love to meet again” washingtonpost.com/politics/how-a…
The CEO told Rusal exec: "if the day comes & sanctions go away, I’d love to meet again” washingtonpost.com/politics/how-a…
@USTreasury @washingtonpost 🤔Yet, back in April, when I asked BRAIDY INDUSTRIES C.E.O. Craig Bouchard for the date & details of the beginning of his company's talks with RUSAL, he gave me an answer that now seems misleading, if not inconsistent with what he's said in stories published this week. 
@USTreasury @washingtonpost WORTH REVISITING: My story in May revealed RUSAL began exploring expansion into several states after sanctions were lifted. nytimes.com/2019/05/16/us/…
And I revealed in January that @USTreasury's sanctions relief deal for Rusal was less harsh than suggested. nytimes.com/2019/01/21/us/…
And I revealed in January that @USTreasury's sanctions relief deal for Rusal was less harsh than suggested. nytimes.com/2019/01/21/us/…
