
L'Amore Vero, soupçonné d'appartenir à l'oligarque Igor Setchine, quitte La Ciotat pour Antibes
L'Amore Vero, yacht géant soupçonné d'appartenir à l'oligarque Igor Setchine et bloqué par les douanes françaises depuis mars 2022, a quitté le chantier naval de La Ciotat en direction d'Antibes, dans le cadre des représailles de la France contre Moscou.
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L'Amore Vero, géant des mers soupçonné d'appartenir à l'oligarque Igor Setchine, est bloqué par les douanes françaises depuis mars 2022. Il s'agit d'un symbole des représailles de la France contre Moscou.
INFO LE FIGARO - L'Amore Vero, géant des mers soupçonné d'appartenir à l'oligarque Igor Setchine et bloqué par les douanes depuis mars 2022, vient de quitter le chantier naval de La Ciotat, direction Antibes.
Symbole des représailles de la France contre Moscou, le yacht d'un proche de Poutine change de port.

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