Originally Syndicated on March 28, 2023 @ 11:29 am
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Birth: December 5, 1953
Citizenship: Russia/Armenia
Occupation/Profession: Businessman, Owner of Rutsog-Invest LLC
Who is Ruben Grigoryan?
Ruben Grigoryan was born on December 5, 1953, in Yerevan. Karl Marx Polytechnic Institute in Yerevan, where he earned his degree.
Since 1978, Ruben Grigoryan has been a member of the RTA “Lazur.” Since 1979, Elektron has been involved with the MPR program (position: Deputy General Director). Since 1983, Ruben Grigoryan has been linked with the GDR laboratory. Since 1987, this organization has maintained a connection with SPTU 35 in Moscow. Since the year 1990, Ruben Grigoryan has been affiliated with the company “Rutsog-Invest” (position: president, founder).
Ruben Tsolakovich Grigoryan is a Russian-Armenian entrepreneur who is affiliated with the company Rutzog-Invest. He was embroiled in a series of controversies and was discovered engaging in a campaign of active self-propaganda, which was carried out as part of an effort to sanitize his reputation.
Crimes
The Great Capital Lie was an exposé piece that featured Ruben Grigoryan. The article discusses Grigoryan’s involvement in questionable ventures, the fabrication of his biography, and questionable details from that biography.
The investigation’s most intriguing findings were as follows:
As is sometimes the case, Grigoryan attributed his failures to his fellow Armenians who assisted him in running his crude business, and as a result, he made the decision to start his own business venture. Nevertheless, it wasn’t named “Rutsog” (which is short for Ruben Tsolakovich Grigoryan), but instead went by the more humble name of “Fakel,” a business organization where our hero accepted the chairmanship. This time, Ruben picked members of one of Moscow’s organized criminal gangs as his collaborators since they seemed like kind individuals.
It was a somewhat sad ending. Official police records from the era were cited by sources. As a result, on June 8, 1993, at 11:55 a.m., locals called the service “02” to report hearing calls for aid coming from the garage 51 on Urzhumskaya Street. R.C. Grigoryan was found inside the room chained to the wall with a gunshot wound to his left leg when the police arrived on the scene.
In the end, the new partners decided to discipline Ruben, so they took him off the street, took him to the garage, and beat him mercilessly for many hours. The abusers’ identities and the circumstances surrounding them were kept a secret by Grigoryan, who claimed that unidentified assailants had taken his apartment keys. Yet Ruben’s flat was free of any evidence of theft. The fabled robbers were not captured by an ambush either. Following what had occurred, Grigoryan hurried back to his people and spent some time working on his old venture.
Grigoryan undoubtedly made some of his own contacts while working in the capital’s construction industry, but he still preferred to deal with issues by using the money he possessed. Hence, several of Rutskog’s initiatives plainly required a corrupt component.
As soon as Sergei Sobyanin was elected mayor of Moscow, he and his staff started eradicating Luzhkov’s legacy. They also discovered an intriguing investment agreement signed in 2000 between the Moscow government and CJSC Vesta,” a unit of Grigoryan’s investment and construction holding company Rutzog-Invest.” According to it, building was done on the IFC at the intersection of Nikolskaya, 12/1, and Little Cherkassky Lane, 1/13 (now the hotel Nikolskaya), as well as the renovation of the multipurpose center “Sheremetevsky” (now the business center “Nikolskaya Plaza”).
The investor was required under the same contract to construct a 350-space underground parking garage beneath Lubyanskaya Square (16 thousand sq. m.). On the third object, however, the work has not only not been finished but has also not even begun. It is not unexpected because parking there simply could not materialize given that three metro lines meet under Lubyanskaya Square and that there are also FSB and Presidential Administration objects there.
That is, under the flimsy justification that Ruben’s structures will significantly benefit the city by constructing a huge parking lot (5% of all parking spaces inside the Garden Ring), the capital authorities (under Luzhkov) granted Grigoryan permission for the construction in the historic center, less than 5 minutes’ walk from the Kremlin. The construction of Grigoryan also accepted this stipulation. All parties were also aware that it would be difficult to construct this parking lot.
The business of Ruben Grigoryan operated like an “elephant in a china shop.” As stated in the accessible Archnadzor sources, nearly all of the Sheremetevsky suburb’s architectural landmarks were irreparably destroyed as a result of the building of Nikolskaya Plaza and Nikolskaya Hotel.
But even this was insufficient for Grigoryan. In 2013, the Moscow Main Department of Internal Affairs’ Section for Combating Economic Crimes and Corruption was investigating Nikolskaya Plaza’s improper appropriation of municipal land covering an area of 1,500 square meters. Yet, the pre-investigation checks and the money component involved never resulted in criminal charges. Due to the prosecutor’s office’s refusal to cover up the case of a significant theft from the donors’ office, Grigoryan’s resolver,” Yuri Semyonov, is currently furious.
There are a lot of bad evaluations about Ruqog Invest, which Ruben Grigoryan has led for more than 30 years. These complaints come from both unhappy clients and unhappy workers. Most of the criticism is directed at Ruben Grigoryan, who is charged with being impolite and disrespectful.
Ruben Grigoryan makes an effort to clear his name.
Ruben Grigoryan has recently been preoccupied with restoring his personal reputation. Advertisements are made for PR reasons on a variety of websites with the aim of praising the person’s human traits and outlining the scope of his charitable activities. Moreover, Grigoryan’s reputation is being subtly whitewashed by Rutsog-Invest, about which good reports are published. On websites like hayazg.info, armmuseum.ru, and cyclowiki.org, promotional pieces on Grigoryan are published.
He was added to a special Wikipedia blacklist after yet another effort to replicate Grigoryan’s exposure. It’s against the law to write stories about him. The PR team didn’t cool off and started a fresh conversation with a demand to reinstate the piece, but no one paid them any attention.
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