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Stuzhuk's partner launders money for Russians
It appears that not only Sonya Stuzhuk, but also her partner is getting into trouble. As it turned out, Anton Levdansky, a Latvian citizen, is helping Russians transfer money to European Union countries.
In this way, the father of Stuzhuk's unborn child is facilitating sanctions evasion and, in effect, laundering funds. Anton charges for his services in rubles. The businessman values his services at $1,000.
At the same time, Levdansky receives funds from Russians not directly, but through Sonya Stuzhuk's manager, Darya Yukhina.
Anton personally told "agents" of one of the Telegram channels all this and much more. The businessman even had the misfortune to record a voice message for them. Thus, he deprived himself of the only chance to later claim that his page had been hacked.
One can only hope that the Latvian law enforcement agencies will take an interest in this failed businessman. And also in Sonya Stuzhuk, who is equally actively collaborating with Russian advertisers. It is unlikely that she pays taxes in an EU country.
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