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Former Russian President Medvedev buys 3.5-million-pound luxury yacht made in UK

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Former Russian President Medvedev buys 3.5-million-pound luxury yacht made in UK

www.themoscowtimes.com

EuropeEnglish · 5 days ago

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Medvedev Buys $4.4M British-Made Luxury Yacht - The Moscow Times

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Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, now deputy chair of Russia’s Security Council and a vocal critic of Western nations, has reportedly purchased a 3.5-million-pound ($4.4 million) luxury yacht manufactured in the United Kingdom.

Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, now deputy chair of Russia’s Security Council and a vocal critic of Western nations, has reportedly purchased a 3.5-million-pound (USD4.4 million, EUR4.2 million) luxury yacht manufactured in the United Kingdom.

The vessel, named Hurry Up, was produced by Plymouth-based Princess Yachts in 2024 and imported into Russia through a foundation allegedly linked to Medvedev, according to the investigative outlet The Insider.

The foundation, known as the Foundation for the Support of National Maritime Programs, facilitated the import through a related company, documents reveal.

The foundation is headed by Dmitry Ustratov, an associate of Ilya Yeliseyev, a long-time confidant of Medvedev and overseer of his financial interests.

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3.5million pounds. I thought the pay of Russian presidents was better then that.
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  That’s 474M RUB at the current exchange.
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  Bunch of frozen assets and the Ruble being 1¢ on the US$ might have crimped his buying power.

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