The president of JSC "Motor Sich" Vyacheslav Bohuslaev hid real estate in Moscow, which may indicate a violation of anti-corruption legislation.
This is discussed in the investigation of the "Schemes" project.
According to journalists, since 2002, Bohuslaev has owned at least two real estate properties with an approximate value of $350 000.
Both objects are located in the Khoroshevskyi district of Moscow — an apartment in a residential complex at 84 Khoroshevske Highway, 6 (owned by Bohuslaev since 2006) and warehouse premises in a building on Sorge Street, 7a (owned since 2002).
None of these objects were listed in property declarations.
- Vyacheslav Bohuslaev, as well as the head of the department of foreign economic activity of "Motor Sich" were detained on October 22. They are suspected of treason. According to the investigation, they supplied Russia with aircraft engines for combat helicopters — even after the full-scale invasion.
- On October 24, the SSU published audio recordings of Boguslaevʼs phone conversations, which may confirm his cooperation with Russia, and the journalists of the "Schemes" project discovered that he had a Russian passport.
- On November 4, the SSU seized the property of Bohuslaev and the head of the companyʼs foreign economic activity department worth almost a billion hryvnias.