Russian court confirms arrest warrants for 3 Finiko founders-

Tatarstan's highest court has rejected appeals against arrest warrants against three co-founders of the notorious finiko cryptopyramid. The top representatives of the Ponzi system, to which large-scale fraud is accused of in Russia, are still hiding abroad, media reports show.

three Finiko Ponzi Scheme members are still sought

The Supreme Court of Tatarstan, a Republic of the Russian Federation, confirmed the arrest warrants against Zygmunt Zygmuntovich and Marat and Edward Sabirov issued in the absence. The three men sought are close employees of Finiko founder Kirill Doronin.

Doronin, an Instagram influencer, whose name is associated with other fraudulent machinations, was arrested in July. Then in September, authorities arrested the vice president of the pyramide, and two women , lilia only and dina gabdullina, which are allegedly thousands of investors with high Have lured the promise of return.

Zygmuntovich and the brothers Sabirov, however, managed to leave the country and avoid detention. Before the highest court of Tatarstan, they were represented by the government appointed by the government who made an appeal against the original decision to apply for their arrests internationally.

according to an article published by business online a few days earlier, investigators assume that the three fleds have fled to the united Arab Emirate. However, some of the sources familiar with the Finiko case claim that Zygmuntowitsch, who is considered Doronin's right hand, actually hides in Abkhazia, the renegade republic of Georgia supported by Russia. A businessman from Tatarstan, Eric Gafarov, was Stop Türkiye.

Do you think that the Russian authorities will be able to track down and arrest the fleeting finiko founders? Share your thoughts on the case of the cryptopyramid in the comment area below.

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