In Ukraine, a portal of whistleblowers’ reports about the assets involved in the aggression of the rf against Ukraine has been launched. Russian and Belarusian oligarchs, businessmen, and officials who support the war can change their position and even go against the leadership of the rf, if you deprive them of the most valuable things — money, influence, luxury cars, estates.
Usually, the russian “elite” keeps their fortunes in Great Britain, Italy, Spain, the United States, Dubai, and other countries, but not in Russia. Some foreign states have already frozen the money, villas, yachts, and other assets of billionaires and oligarchs. Now, you can also join in the seizure and confiscation of the property of sub-sanctioned russians to strengthen the economic reconstruction of Ukraine in the future. If you have information about property abroad that has not been mentioned in the media and is unknown to the public, please report it on the Portal.
The assets may include:
- property (real estate, transport), property rights (to intellectual property);
- money, for example, cash, electronic funds, funds placed in bank accounts, assets in precious (bank) metals, etc.;
- cryptocurrencies, securities (shares, investment certificates, promissory notes, option certificates, etc.);
- corporate rights, objects of intellectual property rights (patents, copyrights, etc.);
- rights to use mineral resources or other natural resources;
- other assets of persons who financially and informationally support the war in Ukraine.
Information can be provided anonymously, but in this case, you will not receive a reward if it is required by the law of the country where the assets are located. In the US, the reward is 10-30% of the amount of monetary sanctions imposed on the oligarch or official.
If you are concerned about security and the possibility of harassment, do not use your desktop or home Internet when providing data, use Wi-Fi in a public place or mobile Internet, use a VPN protected by Tor Browser, or create a “one-time” email with a fictitious name.
The portal was launched by the Office of the Prosecutor General, the National Agency on Corruption Prevention, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Security Service of Ukraine, the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine, the National Police, and the State Financial Monitoring Service. The Ukrainian Task Force interacts with the United States and the European Union to exchange data.
