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    1. johnnierockit on

      Quoting financial records seen by the newspaper, the Financial Times (FT) said Syria’s central bank flew nearly two tonnes of $100 bills and €500 notes into the country, which were then deposited in sanctioned Russian banks.

      The transfers occurred at a time when Syria was heavily indebted to Russia for military support, & while Assad’s relatives were buying assets in Russia including luxury apartments. Moscow deployed troops to Syria in 2015, providing support to the Assad regime against multiple anti-government forces.

      The transfers of cash from Domascus to Moscow were evidence of “a combination of securing ill-gotten gains & Syria’s patrimony abroad. The regime would have to bring their money abroad to a safe haven to be able to use it to procure the fine life… for the regime and its inner circle,”

      Abridged (shortened) article [https://bsky.app/profile/johnhatchard.bsky.social/post/3ldnkr3xjx22r](https://bsky.app/profile/johnhatchard.bsky.social/post/3ldnkr3xjx22r)

    2. ComparisonCheap3964 on

      Every putin puppet is a gangster

      I wonder how much trump airlifted in his jet

    3. Ghostforever7 on

      Assad better get used to living in a bunker, because I don’t think he’s safe in Russia.

    4. zdzislav_kozibroda on

      Both Assad himself and what he lifted on the way out is gonna be a bone of discontent between new Syria and Russia.

      Of course whatever cash and gold Assad was stupid enough to take to Moscow became Russian now.

    5. The_Big_Meanie on

      Oh to have so much money that it needs to be “airlifted” when you move it…

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