Примери за използване на Roldugin на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Roldugin Putin.
It's commonly understood that Mr. Roldugin received this money as an agent of Vladimir Putin.
Roldugin owns 15 per cent of a Cyprus-registered company called Raytar.
In particular, it presents the story of oneof Putin's closest friends, the musician Sergey Roldugin.
Roldugin has denied any wrongdoing, but the Kremlin was furious about the revelation.
Following the Panama Papers leaks, Roldugin stands accused of moving more than $2 billion for the president.
Roldugin is also an old friend of President Vladimir Putin who has preferred to remain in the shadows.
The Russian president's best friend- a cellist named Sergei Roldugin- is at the centre of a scheme in which money from Russian state banks is hidden offshore.
As for Roldugin, Putin insists that his lifelong friend has spent almost all the money he earned on acquiring musical instruments from abroad and bringing them to Russia.
Many creative people in Russia, maybe every second one, is trying to do business, and,as far as I know, Sergei Pavlovich[Roldugin] as well,” he said?
Concert cellist Sergei Roldugin has known Vladimir Putin since they were teenagers and is godfather to the president's daughter Maria.
A soloist and conductor at the Mariinsky Theater, a music manager, a philanthropist,a world-famous virtuoso cellist from St. Petersburg- Sergei Roldugin has many public"definitions.".
In Putin's biography, First Person(2000), Roldugin tells the story of how in 1977 he got to know the future president, and"has been with him since.".
Although the president's name does not appear in any of the11.5 million documents published, those of three of his closest friends- Sergei Roldugin, Arkady Rotenberg and Boris Rotenberg- do.
He said Roldugin had spent almost all the money he had made from the venture on acquiring expensive musical instruments abroad which he was in the process of handing over to state institutions.
They reveal a number of intriguing transactions, including how staff at Troika apparently helped organise the transfer of $70m to one of Putin's best friends,Sergei Roldugin.
The investigation singles out Sergei Roldugin, the Russian cellist who is one of Russian President Vladimir Putin's oldest friends, as one of the main beneficiaries of the scheme.
They reveal a number of intriguing transactions, including how staff at Troika apparently helped organise the transfer of $70 million(€61.8 million) to one of Mr Putin's best friends,Sergei Roldugin.
The documents revealed that Putin's old friend Sergei Roldugin, a cellist and the godfather to Putin's elder daughter, had his name on funds worth some $2 billion.
Roldugin is the only of the president's friends who publicly calls him not just by his first name, but also uses informal diminutive names, as pointed out by the Moscow newspaper, Vedomosti.
Addressing the transactions last April,Putin said of Roldugin:“He spent almost all the money he earned acquiring musical instruments from abroad and bringing them to Russia.”.
Roldugin first came to the spotlight as"Putin's best friend" in April 2016 when the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists(ICIJ) tried to link him to offshore companies in Panama.
For example, when IMO opened an account in 2014 in the Swiss subsidiary of Gazprombank, Roldugin, as a beneficiary, had to disclose whether he was a PEP(Politically Exposed Person), or acquainted with a PEP.
Mr Putin said his long-time friend,cellist Sergei Roldugin, who figured in the Panama Papers as the owner of two billion US dollar(£1.42 billion) in offshore assets, has done nothing wrong.
Apparently, there are two versions of the medal for the liberation of Palmyra: one for the citizens of Russia(we can see its ribbon in the photo of the Russian Ministry of Defense andin the materials on awarding Roldugin and Co.), it is described in the Order of the Minister of Defense; and the second one for foreigners, with the green bar and the improvised flag of Syria.
One of the main figures mentioned there is musician Sergei Roldugin who, according to Novaya Gazeta, was the creator of an elaborate network of offshore companies receiving money from major Russian state corporations, including Rosneft, Gazprom, and VTB Bank.