One of the richest oligarchs of the Russian Federation, which supplies steel for nuclear weapons, has not fallen under sanctions - the media

The oligarch's wealth is estimated at $ 18. 4 billion, and its main asset is the Novolypets Metallurgical Plant (NLPC), which specializes in the supply of steel required for the development of nuclear weapons. Journalists claim that since the beginning of the full -scale invasion of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Lisin has not been on the lists of sanctions of the US, EU and Ukraine, and personal restrictions on the businessman have only introduced Australia.

Since 2014, as they say in the Scheme investigation, steel from NLPK companies has been shipped to Russian defense enterprises engaged in the production of nuclear weapons. Journalists analyzed the public procurement data of the Russian Federation and found that the "most fruitful" company Vladimir Lisin began to cooperate with military companies of the aggressor country after the occupation of Crimea and the outbreak of war in the Donbass.

"NLMK supplied the steel by the scientific and production association" Electromashina ". It produces, among other things, the combat module" Hunter ". Electrotechnical steel from NLMK in 2017 received the Maraian machine-building plant. It is working on the development of anti-aircraft systems.

Supports state-owned enterprises of the Russian Federation, which are directly engaged in the production of nuclear weapons-it is a "Russian Federal Nuclear Center"-a research institute of technical physics named after Academician Zababakhin ",-journalists continued in their investigation and added that the specified nuclear center is developing and feeling nuclear/ felt. thermonuclear ammunition.

In addition, after the annexation of Crimea, the NLPC group cooperated with the Federal State Enterprise "North Production Association", which specializes in the creation of components for nuclear weapons. According to schemes, the metallurgical empire of Vladimir Lisin has subsidiaries in the EU and the USA. In Denmark, Italy and Belgium, for example, there are factories that are composed of NLMK.