https://empr.media/opinion/analytics/vladimir-putin-s-mafia-summary/
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The Tambov Gang now includes several hundred active members.
In August 2001, Interior Minister of Russia Boris Gryzlov said
that the Tambov Gang controlled up to 100 industrial enterprises in
Saint Petersburg, including PTK, the leading fuel retailing operator in
the city, as well as four main sea ports of Northwestern Russia, Saint Petersburg, Kaliningrad, Arkhangelsk and Murmansk.[1][5]
On 16 January 2007 the Prosecutor General of Russia Yury Chaika announced
that the Tambov Gang had recently forcefully taken over 13 large
enterprises in Saint Petersburg and was being investigated.[6][7]
On June 13, 2008 Spanish police arrested 20 members of the organization's Spanish branch.[8] In connection with the raid Russian politician Vladislav Reznik was investigated[9] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tambovskaya_Bratva
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Key political allies of Russian President Vladimir Putin helped Russian
mafia operate in Spain for more than a decade, prosecutors in Madrid
said. Members of the St Petersburg Tambov crime syndicate began money
laundering operations in Spain in 1996, while Putin was deputy-mayor of
the Russian city, prosecutors Juan Carrau and Jose Grinda claimed in a
petition to Spain's Central Court obtained by Bloomberg.
Prosecutors claim that Tambov boss Gennady Petrov's contacts in the
Russian government include some of Putin's oldest allies. It names
Alexander Bastrykin, who runs Russia's Investigative Committee, which
oversees major criminal inquiries; Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry
Kozak; and Gazprom president Viktor Zubkov as being involved with
Petrov. Another alleged key government contact is Victor Ivanov, now
head of Russia's Federal Narcotics Service. Putin is mentioned three
times in the document, including in a transcribed wiretapped
conversation between Petrov associates in Spain.
Vladislav Resnik, a member of Putin's ruling United Russia party and
deputy head of the finance committee in Russia's lower house of
parliament, is accused of helping Petrov's associates to be appointed to
key positions government positions in Russia in exchange for bribes,
including Spanish properties.
https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/vladmir-putin-allies-named-key-allies-russian-gangsters-by-spanish-prosecutors-1508620
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