A New Twist in the Zondacrypto Scandal: Kral's Unknown Connection to a Ukrainian Lawyer Revealed
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The media is beginning to analyze the career of Przemysław Kral, CEO of the bankrupt Zondacrypto exchange. It turns out that before working at the cryptocurrency company, he worked with a law firm with intriguing connections. He helped, among other things, remove Russian oligarchs from Interpol's list.
Przemysław Kral, former CEO of the bankrupt Zondacrypto exchange, collaborated with Ukrainian lawyer Volodymyr Bogatyr, whose law firm served, among others, Russian and Ukrainian oligarchs and individuals wanted by Interpol, according to "Rzeczpospolita." According to the newspaper, this collaboration has not yet been investigated by the prosecutor's office.
Another previously unknown thread is emerging surrounding Przemysław Kral, the former CEO of Zondacrypto. Before joining the cryptocurrency exchange, he worked with Ukrainian attorney Volodymyr Bogatyr, whose law firm served, among others, Russian and Ukrainian businessmen and individuals sought by international law enforcement agencies, reports "Rzeczpospolita" on Monday.
What connects Volodymyr Bogatyr, a Ukrainian lawyer and a supporter of pro-Russian Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych, with Przemysław Kral, head of the Zondacrypto cryptocurrency exchange?
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