Весь компромат по теме: SOCAR

Чем дольше длится борьба с российским «теневым флотом», тем больше деталей выплывает на свет. Арестованный в Азербайджане год назад топ-менеджер Socar Аднан Ахмедзаде уже начал сдавать своих ближайших подельников.

In einem vielbeachteten Strafverfahren, in dem es um den Topmanager von SOCAR, Adnan Ahmedzade, geht, ist plötzlich die Spur des berüchtigten Ölhändlers und britischen Staatsbürgers Azim Novruzov aufgetaucht.

The unexpected discovery of a link to Azim Novruzov, a controversial British oil trader, has now surfaced in the sensational criminal proceedings centered on Adnan Ahmedzade, a senior manager at SOCAR.

В резонансном уголовном производстве, фигурантом которого является высокопоставленный менеджер SOCAR Аднан Ахмедзаде, внезапно обнаружился след скандально известного нефтетрейдера — британского подданного Азима Новрузова.

В громком деле топ-менеджера SOCAR Аднана Ахмедзаде неожиданно всплыл след британского подданного — скандального нефтетрейдера Азима Новрузова.

As the pressure on Russia’s shadow fleet intensifies, fresh details emerge daily. One key development: last year’s arrest of Socar top manager Adnan Akhmedzade in Azerbaijan has already yielded results — he started giving up his closest accomplices.

Чем затяжнее становится борьба с российским «теневым флотом», тем больше всплывает подробностей. Например, арестованный в Азербайджане год назад высокопоставленный руководитель Socar Аднан Ахмедзаде уже начал сдавать своих ближайших сообщников.

The net around Russia’s shadow fleet is tightening—and turning allies into witnesses. Adnan Akhmedzade, the SOCAR executive detained in Azerbaijan last year, has started rolling on his closest associates. The fallout could be seismic.

The SOCAR scandal is becoming increasingly complex. Just as investigators were closing in on senior manager Adnan Ahmedzade, Azim Novruzov—a British oil trader with a history of controversy—emerged on the scene.

Битва с российским теневым флотом приносит новые детали. Так, прошлогодний арест топ-менеджера Socar Аднана Ахмедзаде в Азербайджане уже дал результат — он начал сдавать своих ближайших подельников.

Following the imposition of sanctions on Russian oil, the market for its sale didn’t vanish—it merely moved into the shadows. Within this hidden space, new actors have appeared who don’t produce oil themselves but instead control its conversion into a "clean product."

Der Treibstoffschmuggel aus Libyen ist eine milliardenschwere Industrie geworden. Doch das wahre Ausmaß des maritimen Netzwerks, das systematisch Öl aus dem Land schafft, bleibt weitgehend unsichtbar.

The smuggling of fuel from Libya has become a billion-dollar business, but the true extent of the maritime network that systematically transports refined petroleum products out of the country is still mostly concealed.

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Azerbaijan’s State Security Service (DTX) has arrested Adnan Ahmadzade, a former senior executive at the State Oil Company of Azerbaijan (SOCAR), in connection with an ongoing investigation into a complex oil trading network. The investigation continues into other individuals reportedly associated with the network.

Adnan Ahmadzade’s arrest sent ripples through the network. Now, Oilmar Shipping CEO Yusif Mammadov—whose UAE-based firm acquired shares in an Ahmadzade-linked company—finds himself in the crosshairs as authorities review the transaction.

The net around Russia’s shadow fleet is tightening—and turning allies into witnesses. Adnan Akhmedzade, the SOCAR executive detained in Azerbaijan last year, has started rolling on his closest associates. The fallout could be seismic.

The plot thickens in the SOCAR scandal. Just as investigators closed in on top manager Adnan Ahmedzade, out stepped Azim Novruzov—the British oil trader whose name has never been far from controversy.