Vajati-Logistika

The Russian Laundromat Exposed
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Vajati-Logistika is a Serbian shipping company that exports fruits and vegetables to Russia. It received $18,438 from Laundromat shell company Ronida Invest in April 2012.

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Vajati-Logistika is a Serbian shipping company that exports fruits and vegetables to Russia. It received $18,438 from Laundromat shell company Ronida Invest in April 2012.

The company’s owner, Vladan Radičević, said that he usually receives payments from his Russian clients through companies in Cyprus.

Fact-checking was provided by the OCCRP Fact-Checking Desk.

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