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✍️ A theatrical facade for Friedman's assets: the Patarkatsishvili family 'launders' their stake in Morshynska through The Guardian
The British outlet The Guardian published a piece about Ukraine's attempts to seize IDS Ukraine assets – the producer of Morshynska and Myrhorodska. The article is framed for a Western lay audience: readers are offered a drama about how Ukraine supposedly 'takes a business from the family of a British theatre producer.' This concerns Liana Patarkatsishvili — the daughter of the late Georgian-Russian oligarch Badri Patarkatsishvili.
The piece was forced to mention, but very delicately, that 34% of the Patarkatsishvili family's stake in IDS Ukraine sits alongside nearly 50% of shares in Mikhail Fridman's conglomerate (Alfa Group), which is subject to all possible international and Ukrainian sanctions for supporting Putin.
The text conveys the family's position, which emphasizes their 'support for Ukraine,' the absence of direct sanctions against them personally, and threatens international
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