Report: Manafort indictment reveals link to one of Russia's most notorious
mobsters Manafort indictment reveals link to Russia organized crime
Pffft. Not really. All Ukrainian politicians/oligarchs are pretty well criminals.
And in that indictment Firtash is linked. Firtash is also a client of Lanny Davis. And Fursin who they are also claiming is mob oriented is a partner of Firtash. Both Party of Regions that was also represented by the Podesta Group.
And just because both Firtash and Fursin know the mobster doesn't mean they are themselves. It's just the way politics and business go hand in hand in those countries. It's the norm.
And there's a tie in to Victor Pinchuk who has donated millions to the Clinton Foundation. Interesting Ukrainian aspect to all of this.

More Russian connections to Douche 2016, by way of Manafort.
But the Great Douche is connected to the mob for money. Way before 2016.
The Worst Gangster Most People Have Never Heard Of
Drug trafficking, trading nuclear material, contract murders, and international prostitution — that's how the
Federal Bureau of Investigation believes Semion Mogilevich, one of its top 10 most wanted fugitives, has spent his time over the last few decades.
Indicted in 2003 for countless fraud charges, Mogilevich now primarily lives in Moscow. His location allows him to maintain close ties to the Bratva, or The Brotherhood, aka the Russian mob.
The 'Boss Of Bosses'
A 5'6" and a portly chain smoker, Mogilevich is known as "boss of bosses" in one of the biggest mafia states in the world.
Born in 1946 in Kiev, Ukraine, Mogilevich once acted as the key money laundering contact for the
Solntsevskaya Bratva, a super-gang based in Moscow. He has since held over 100 front companies and bank accounts in 27 different countries, all to keep the cash flowing.
In 1998, the FBI
released a report naming Mogilevich as the leader of an organization with about 250 members.
Only in operation only four years, the group's main activities included arms dealing, trading nuclear material, prostitution, drug trafficking, oil deals, and money laundering.
Between 1993 and 1998, however, Mogilevich caught the FBI's attention when
he allegedly participated in a $150 million scheme to defraud thousands of investors in a Canadian company, YBM Magnex, based just outside Philadelphia, which supposedly made magnets. With his economics degree and clever lies, Mogilevich forged documents for the Securities and Exchange Commission that raised the company's stock price nearly 2,000%.
When asked about YBM by BBC
in 2007, Mogilevich replied: "Well if they found old-fashioned hanky panky [i.e., suspicious activity], it's up to them to prove it. Unfortunately, I don't have access to FBI files."
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• Still at large but removed from the list.
• Alleged organized crime leader; wanted for running a
financial scam in Pennsylvania.[15]
• He was removed from the list on December 17, 2015 because he lives freely and openly in Russia, which does not have an extradition treaty with the United States.
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FBI Ten Most Wanted Fugitives, 2010s - Wikipedia
The Russian Mafia
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