Oligarchs in a sentence

Already in the year 2015, I began to perceive that the oligarchs who run Ukraine were making a huge mistake by getting into bed with the oligarchs who run the U.S. intelligence agencies, military-industrial complex, and Biden Crime Family.

According to the Justice Department, the pair, who both worked for the FBI and investigated oligarchs, agreed to investigate a rival oligarch in return for payments from Deripaska.

Ambassadors from the G7 countries have sent a letter to the Swiss government asking it to join an international taskforce for implementing the sanctions on Russian oligarchs, the newspaper has reported.

As the United States and other countries put sanctions on Russian oligarchs, several people searched the term to understand what it means.

But the oligarchs of a republican state cannot assert property rights.

Does the case against Ihor Kolomoiskyi signal the end of oligarchs in Ukraine?

First, it was an alibi for Putin not being an antisemite as he destroyed the oligarchs—many of them being of Jewish descent (Mikhail Fridman, Vladimir Gusinsky, Mikhail Khodorkovsky, Boris Berezovsky)—as a class.

He expressed "hatred" for those in power in the 1990s, singling out Yeltsin, economic reform architect Anatoly Chubais, and "the oligarchs and the entire Komsomol-party gang that called themselves 'democrats'".

He has accused her of being the candidate of the rich, the “oligarchs” and “conservatives”.

However, with the combination of defeats at the front, an increase in the death toll, and splits at the top of the regime and among oligarchs, a revolutionary situation could develop.

I learned this fact by accident, although if I play my cards right I can advertise on social media how you, too, can make a mint by discussing the weather with Russian and Ukrainian oligarchs.

In a recent statement, Zilliacus also fired a thinly-veiled dig at the Qatari proposal by referencing clubs as the 'personal playground of sheikhs and oligarchs'.

In some ways the increased public profile is a return to his former life, when he was winning multimillion divorce settlements for the wives of footballers and oligarchs.

It is also Vladimir Putin, who enables and has been enabled by Russian oligarchs.

It seems fair, because these oligarchs and Putin prop each other up.

Most oligarchs also had an entourage or security detail in tow, making them difficult to kill, Winter noted.

Oligarchs attempt to use their power for their private benefit or the benefit of their families.

The assets of the Russian central bank and of its oligarchs, now frozen in western countries, come to the same magnitude.

The key players are not organized political parties but rather gangs of oligarchs who preside over various informal nodes of power.

The sanctions hit financial fixers based in Cyprus, for “knowingly assisting” sanctioned Russian oligarchs hide their assets in complex financial networks.