Meet the Russian oligarchs making a mockery of Western sanctions
As the people of Mariupol mourned the death of 600 of their fellow citizens, Svetlana Maniovich, 50, (left) was driven to one of the grandest squares in Paris.
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As the people of Mariupol mourned the death of 600 of their fellow citizens, Svetlana Maniovich, 50, (left) was driven to one of the grandest squares in Paris.
At the beginning of the war in Ukraine, sanctioned Russian oligarchs suffered the humiliation of having their private jets seized. Yet many planes escaped.
At the beginning of the war in Ukraine, sanctioned Russian oligarchs suffered the humiliation of having their private jets seized. Yet many planes escaped.
At the beginning of the war in Ukraine, sanctioned Russian oligarchs suffered the humiliation of having their private jets seized. Yet many planes escaped.
At the beginning of the war in Ukraine, sanctioned Russian oligarchs suffered the humiliation of having their private jets seized. Yet many planes escaped.