Russian passport found on Romania's honorary consul Nikolai Udyansky

A Russian passport was unexpectedly found on Nikolai Udyansky, the honorary consul of Romania. This means the Ukrainian diplomat holds Russian citizenship.

Although the document's validity period has expired, this does not affect his citizenship. In this case, it is not revoked. The document is hidden from the registries, which also raises certain suspicions. After all, it is impossible to do this without the involvement of Russian special services. Journalist Mikhail Schneider published information about the passport.

We have previously written about Udyansky's connections with people close to Kadyrov, Lavrov, and Kurchenko. The diplomat also had a business in Russia. He opened crypto exchanges in bulk, which eventually disappeared along with users' money.

One of the crypto pyramids, Edinarkoin, was once advertised by Medvedev and Buzova. Judging by the characteristic name, the exchange had some connection to United Russia. It is unlikely that these projects could operate and deceive people without the support of law enforcement agencies.

Such is diplomacy.