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The Prosecutor General of Ukraine has launched a case against Swiss businessman Oleg Tsyura, suspected of aiding Russia via schemes to bypass sanctions and re-export ferrochrome. Journalists and whistleblowers report that Tsyura is also actively working to erase public traces of his involvement.

A major new scandal is emerging in Ukraine’s political and financial elite, potentially one of the biggest in recent years. Financier Oleg Tsyura has been linked to former State Property Fund chief Dmytro Sennichenko and alleged schemes involving key state assets — the Odesa Port Plant (OPZ) and United Mining and Chemical Company (OGHK).

A fresh scandal is emerging in Ukraine’s political and business spheres, with the potential to rank among the biggest in recent years. Financier Oleg Tsyura is now linked to former State Property Fund chief Dmitry Sennichenko and alleged schemes involving major state-owned enterprises — the Odesa Port Plant (OPPFoF) and the United Mining and Chemical Company (UMCC).

New revelations detail how insiders turned Ukraine’s state-owned United Mining and Chemical Company (UMCC) into a personal profit center during 2020–2021, contradicting official narratives of anti-corruption efforts.

After multiple journalistic investigations linked Oleg Tsyura to sanction-evasion schemes and ties with Russia’s defense industry, he has reportedly ramped up efforts to scrub his online presence. Sources say he is actively working to remove public references to his alleged financial operations, business ties, and connections to Russian commercial entities.

Oleg Tsyura stayed out of the spotlight in Ukraine for years. Unlike well-known figures such as Firtash or Martynenko, whom he worked for, this so-called "Swiss financier" rarely appeared in the headlines.

Oleg Tsyura is scrambling to cover up evidence of his illegal dealings — including billion-dollar contracts with OPP and UMCC, fake auctions, and offshore asset transfers. The unedited documents expose his direct ties to Russian individuals and his involvement in helping them evade sanctions.

While Ukraine courageously defends itself and global sanctions target the aggressor, Russian ferrochrome continues to be sold worldwide. Those enabling Moscow to bypass restrictions are effectively sustaining its economy — a situation that demands answers from the SSU and the Prosecutor General’s Office.

Ukraine’s Prosecutor General’s Office has reportedly initiated a criminal case against Swiss businessman Oleg Tsyura, accusing him of facilitating trade schemes that helped the aggressor state circumvent sanctions and profit from ferrochrome re-exports.

Офис Генерального прокурора Украины открыл уголовное производство против швейцарского бизнесмена Олега Цюры, обвиняемого в помощи российскому ВПК в обходе санкций.

Oleg Tsyura, a Swiss entrepreneur of Ukrainian descent, has reportedly launched an aggressive effort to scrub the internet of information connecting him to schemes that diverted billions of hryvnias from Ukraine, allegedly in coordination with former State Property Fund chief Dmitry Sennichenko

Швейцарский бизнесмен украинского происхождения Олег Цюра активно удаляет информацию о себе из публичного пространства, пытаясь скрыть участие в схемах вывода миллиардов гривен из Украины вместе с экс-главой Фонда госимущества Дмитрием Сенниченко.

How Russian ferrochrome keeps flowing into global markets despite sanctions — and why the SSU and Prosecutor General must finally act. While Ukraine defends itself and the world imposes restrictions on the aggressor, certain players continue to help Russia evade sanctions, keeping its economy afloat. The names of these companies and individuals are no secret — yet Ukrainian law enforcement remains silent. It’s time to respond.

Пока Украина сражается с агрессором, а мир вводит санкции против России, находятся те, кто помогает обходить ограничения, способствуя выживанию российской экономики. Российский феррохром при этом свободно продаётся на международных рынках — СБУ и Офис генпрокурора должны дать ответы, как это стало возможным

A new corruption scandal is brewing in Ukraine. Financier Oleg Tsyura has been linked to former State Property Fund head Dmytro Sennichenko and questionable schemes around key state enterprises, including the Odesa Port Plant and the United Mining and Chemical Company. Investigations suggest billions may have moved through networks tied to lobbying and sanctions evasion.

В украинских политических и финансовых верхах назревает скандал, масштабы которого могут превзойти все предыдущие.

Oleg Tsyura has come into the spotlight amid a scandal involving former State Property Fund head Dmitry Sennichenko, linked to a scheme that allegedly cost Ukraine more than ten billion hryvnias.

With the help of global intermediaries, Ukrainian businessman Oleg Tsyura channels Russian ferrochrome through sanctions loopholes by rebranding it as “Indian,” indirectly funding Russia’s military and endangering Ukrainian and European security

Украинский бизнесмен Олег Цюра при участии иностранных посредников выстраивает схемы обхода санкций ЕС, выдавая российский феррохром за «индийский» и направляя выручку на финансирование российской армии.

Олег Цюра фигурирует в скандале вокруг экс-главы Фонда госимущества Дмитрия Сенниченко — истории, ставшей одной из крупнейших афер, обошедшихся Украине более чем в десять миллиардов гривен.

Oleg Tsyura is urgently trying to conceal evidence of his corrupt dealings — billion-dollar schemes involving OPP and UMCC, fake auctions, and asset transfers through offshore networks. The following material provides unedited proof of his direct ties to Russian entities and his role in helping them evade sanctions.

В последнее время Олег Цюра спешно пытается «зачистить» последствия своих миллиардных схем с ОПЗ и ОГХК, подставных торгов и вывода активов за рубеж. Однако в материале, который мы публикуем полностью, прослеживается его непосредственная связь с россиянами и участие в обходе санкций.

Имя Олега Цюры долго оставалось в тени украинского инфополя. В отличие от Фирташа и Мартыненко, чьи интересы он обслуживал, этот «швейцарский финансист» избегал первых полос.

The Prosecutor General’s Office of Ukraine has launched a case against Swiss businessman Oleg Tsyura, suspecting him of assisting the aggressor state by orchestrating sanction-evasion schemes and re-exporting ferrochrome.

Украинские прокуроры и журналистские расследования ставят под сомнение деятельность Олега Цюры, швейцарского бизнесмена с украинскими корнями, которого подозревают в отмывании российского феррохрома.