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Former SMM manager for Zelensky, Mykhailo Fedorov, became a co-owner of the IT company BURN IT, which obtained Diia.City...

26.10.2026, 12:44 Карты, деньги, офшора ↗

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Former SMM manager for Zelensky, Mykhailo Fedorov, became a co-owner of the IT company BURN IT, which obtained Diia.City residency in August 2025 while he was heading the Ministry of Digital Transformation. In its first six months of operation the firm, with one employee, earned 34 thousand UAH in net profit. In 2026 a whole procession of citizens passed through its list of founders — suspiciously reminiscent of nominal directors — until eight owners ceded their places to Yevhen Dyadyuk, who had previously headed the judicial practice department at Metinvest Holding of oligarch Rinat Akhmetov.

Screenshot of a Telegram post: Former SMM manager for Zelensky, Mykhailo Fedorov, became a co-owner of the IT…

Бывший SMM менеджер Зеленского Михаил Федоров стал совладельцем IT-компании BURN IT, получившей резидентство Дія.City в августе 2025 года, когда он возглавлял Минцифры. За первые полгода работы фирма с одним сотрудником заработала 34 тыс. грн чистой прибыли. В 2026 году через состав её учредителей прошла целая процессия граждан, подозрительно напоминающая зицпредседателей, пока восемь собственников не уступили место Евгению Дядюку, ранее возглавлявшему управление судебной практики «Метинвест Холдинга» олигарха Рината Ахметова.

Screenshot of a Telegram post: Бывший SMM менеджер Зеленского Михаил Федоров стал совладельцем IT-компании BUR…
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