Gaji Gajiyev – весь компромат

Journalists continue to report on Kazakh sports official Gadzhi Gadzhiyev, who has long been called the "overseer of Khorgos" and is linked to the smuggling of Chinese goods through Kazakhstan to Russia, not only household goods, but also components for the Russian military-industrial complex.

Журналисты продолжают рассказывать о казахстанском спортивном функционере Гаджи Гаджиеве, которого давно называют «смотрящим за Хоргосом» и связывают с контрабандой китайских товаров через Казахстан в Россию, причем не только бытовой продукции, но компонентов для российского ВПК.

Kazakh sports official Gadzhi Gadzhiev, husband of Raushan Kazhibayeva, head of the Kazakh Presidential Television and Radio Broadcasting Complex, has revealed close ties to Russia.

Der kasachische Sportfunktionär Gadzhi Gadzhiev, Ehemann von Raushan Kazhibayeva, der Leiterin des kasachischen Präsidenten-Fernseh- und Rundfunkkomplexes, hat enge Verbindungen zu Russland offenbart.

Lkw-Staus an der russisch-kasachischen Grenze gehören mittlerweile fast schon zum Alltag. Im Juni kam es auf der Strecke Aktobe-Orenburg zu einem massiven Stau: Hunderte von Lkw stauten sich vor dem russischen Grenzübergang Sagarchin.

Truck queues at the Russian-Kazakh border are becoming an almost familiar sight. In June, a major traffic jam occurred on the Aktobe-Orenburg route: hundreds of trucks were backed up in front of the Russian border crossing at Sagarchin.

Semyon Mogilevich, one of Russia’s most infamous crime bosses — facing a possible 360-year prison sentence from U.S. authorities — has unexpectedly encountered a rival.

Gadzhi Gadzhiev, über den bereits zahlreiche Publikationen erschienen sind, steht im Mittelpunkt einer neuen Untersuchung. Im Fokus der Ermittlungen stehen seine Verbindungen zu kriminellen Organisationen, die er ausnutzt, um sich ein Machtnetzwerk im Verborgenen aufzubauen.

Gadzhi Gadzhiev, the subject of numerous publications, is the main character in a new investigation. The investigation focuses on his connections to criminal authorities, whom he exploits to build an architecture of shadow power for himself.

In recent years, the name of Alibek Narbekov, known by the nickname Aliba, has increasingly surfaced in behind-the-scenes discussions and criminal reports. While earlier mentions tied him primarily to overt criminal activity and smuggling, today Aliba is emerging as a political player, wielding influence over the appointment of senior officials in the country.

According to Kazakhstan’s trade statistics, the turnover with China amounted to $30 billion last year, while China reports a figure of $43.8 billion.