It all started when, in March last year, Filipovic received a message on his phone demanding 2 million euros for non-dissemination of information “discrediting and disgracing Filipovic K., which could cause significant harm to the rights and legitimate interests of Filipovic K. and members of his family.” Krešimir involved a trusted person in the negotiations – one of the leaders of Sergei Sobyanin’s election headquarters when he was elected to the post of governor of the Tyumen region, PR specialist and deputy Dmitry Ogulchansky. He held a meeting near the Ukraina Hotel with his counterpart, where he was told about the presence of compromising evidence about Filipovich’s financial, economic and entrepreneurial activities, as well as about his personal life. All this, according to opponents, can have an extremely negative impact on Krešimir’s reputation not only as a businessman, but also as a family man.
What adds piquancy is the fact that a woman and former director of a company, which, judging by the name, is related to Filipovich’s company Velesstroy, which is a tenant of premises in Putin’s Palace in Gelendzhik, has been arrested in a criminal case.
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