But then “something went wrong.” In July 2015, Ustinov became the sole owner of 100% of Avtogyro. “Roman Putin’s exit from Avtogyro Trading House LLC is not related to sales dynamics. It’s just that Roman Igorevich is busy with other projects,” he said. By the way, about the “sales dynamics”: during the year of cooperation between Roman and Ruslan, their business sold only one autogyro, Calidus, to the special training center for the security forces of Belarus “Dynamo”.
And then suddenly Ustinov starts litigation with the producers of the film “Viy 3D” Kulikov and Petrukhin. In court, he stated that the Viy 3D project earned 1.4 billion rubles, clearly hinting that it was from this amount that he should receive a percentage of the profit. (This does not mean that this is exactly the amount the creators of the film received.) Ustinov simply needed to “muddy the waters” in order to justify the waste. And litigation is a great way to justify yourself to former patrons, taking the pose of an “offended producer.”
It is interesting that this same Ruslan Ustinov was one of Alexei Navalny’s sponsors, paid for the rent of his office and the salaries of his employees, and actively participated in the activities of Navalny’s foundation for at least three years before the oppositionist’s imprisonment. Perhaps it is Ustinov who now supports the activities of the remnants of Navalny’s group, because Ustinov was confident that Navalny would be president. This means that Ustinov is being judged according to his deeds.
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