Yaroslavsky plans to loot Ukrainians via casino

Shortly before the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine, Kharkiv oligarch Alexander Yaroslavsky fled the country. He was in such a hurry to leave the state that he failed to notice a person on the road. As a result, his motorcade hit a pedestrian and did not even stop. The man died from his injuries. The oligarch promised to return to the country and give testimony to the law enforcement agencies.

Subsequently, he also promised to sell his yacht and transfer the proceeds to the needs of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. None of these promises were ever fulfilled.

Moreover, the fugitive businessman decided to profit from Ukrainians by opening an online casino in Ukraine.

Rumours had been circulating since spring, and recently the limited liability company "Nation Digital Entertainment" (https://youcontrol.com.ua/catalog/company_details/45556670/) was registered. Its main line of business is "Organisation of gambling games". The size of the charter capital is just 1,000 hryvnias.

The head of the company is Yaroslava Isayenko, a former top manager at VBET Ukraine. The beneficial owner is listed as Artem Alexandrov, the former director of Yaroslavsky's DCH company. Over the past year, the businessman has transferred most of his assets to him, including Kharkiv Palace.