NEW: Russian Oligarch Flight Activity Involving French Alsace (FA)
Six planes:
🚩 Abramovich (to FA 2/25)
🚩 Alekperov (to FA 2/3)
🚩 Prokhorov (in FA as of 2/17)
🚩 Rybolovlev (in FA through 2/17)
🚩 Usmanov (to FA 2/19)
🚩 Vekselberg (in FA as of 2/27) radarspots.com/oligarchs-flee…
Six planes:
🚩 Abramovich (to FA 2/25)
🚩 Alekperov (to FA 2/3)
🚩 Prokhorov (in FA as of 2/17)
🚩 Rybolovlev (in FA through 2/17)
🚩 Usmanov (to FA 2/19)
🚩 Vekselberg (in FA as of 2/27) radarspots.com/oligarchs-flee…
NEW: Russian Oligarch Flight Activity Involving the Seychelles (SYC)/Maldives (MAL)
Four planes:
🚩 Abramov (to MAL 2/23, to SYC 2/24)
🚩 Mordashov (to SYC on 2/24 or 2/25)
🚩 Usmanov (in MAL early/mid-February)
{Deripaska helicopter may have left Netherlands for a yacht 2/23}
Four planes:
🚩 Abramov (to MAL 2/23, to SYC 2/24)
🚩 Mordashov (to SYC on 2/24 or 2/25)
🚩 Usmanov (in MAL early/mid-February)
{Deripaska helicopter may have left Netherlands for a yacht 2/23}
So aircraft owned by 8 of the top oligarchs in Russia are associated with—essentially—*2* locations over a period of a little over a week. Interesting.
Could mean nothing at all, but journalists have certainly wondered whether Putin’s oligarchs ever could/would plot a rebellion.
Could mean nothing at all, but journalists have certainly wondered whether Putin’s oligarchs ever could/would plot a rebellion.
Needless to say, the simpler explanation is that a) the oligarchs were not on those planes themselves, or b) they were and they are simply fleeing Russia—perhaps permanently. We can’t know, and I don’t usually credit flight patterns for much in research. But this was interesting.
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