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Philanthropist with a Cypriot passport or Savvidis’s 'pawn': How Mykola Sushko is linked to the confiscated assets of a Russian oligarch
Little-known businessman Mykola Sushko, who lives in Cyprus and presents himself as a philanthropist. He founded the Monozhyna Foundation, and in Cyprus, together with his wife, cares for Ukrainian refugees, and is involved in construction and finance. By all indications, Sushko in Ukraine was a 'pawn' who intersected with Russians.
Sushko for a long time headed and held a stake in the closed investment fund Sterling. Among the other beneficiaries was former MP, owner of Inzhyr, and former Fozzy top manager Andriy Zhurzhiy.
Sterling is the founder of the company PJSC Pentopak, whose owners included the Russian oligarch linked to criminality, Ivan Savvidis, who holds Russian and Greek passports, as well as his wife Kiriaki Savvidi. In 2024 the High Anti-Corruption Court confiscated 100% of the Savvidis family's assets in Ukraine because they supported the Kremlin in the aggression against Ukraine.
Sushko also had joint business with the security firm Sheriff and its owners Dmytro and Maryna Stryzhovy, as well as Liubov and Volodymyr Oblomi; he was a beneficiary of JSC City Invest Development.
Another former company of Sushko, JSC Lira, founded LLC Prom.Kapital, holding 10% of the shares, while 90% belong to a structure connected to the law firm Moris Group of Andriy Romanchuk, who is a member of the ethics commission of the Bar Association, and also the chair of the supervisory board of the coordination center #SaveUkraineNow.
In 2015 Andriy Romanchuk was considered for the position of head of the Ivano-Frankivsk Regional State Administration.
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