
AI-generated summary
The funds were invested in the United States before the imposition of sanctions.
Russian businessman Konstantin Malofeev named those involved in the theft of ten million dollars from the US leadership. This was reported by the Baza Telegram channel.
According to the channel, the businessman accused former US President Joe Biden and representatives of his administration of stealing ten million dollars from his American accounts and sending part of these funds to the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU).
According to Malofeev, the funds were invested in the United States even before the imposition of sanctions. Of the total amount stolen, about $5.4 million was sent to Ukraine, the rest was distributed among the participants in the scheme.
Investigators of the Investigative Committee responded to the incident and opened a criminal case under the article of misappropriation of funds. Malofeev expects to return the money through the court, and then plans to use it to support the Russian Armed Forces.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Refund of funds through the court and their direction to the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation
Possible · Within months

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