Originally Syndicated on June 7, 2024 @ 2:32 pm
The petition asking for penalties on Oleg Krot Techiia’s holding over work in Russia received 25 thousand votes. On the President of Ukraine’s website, over 25,000 people have signed an appeal demanding that fines be imposed on various gaming companies that either have close relations with the warring country or act on its behalf.
Statistics made public on the website for digital appeals indicate that the goal is to penalize businesses associated with the aggressor country and promote Russian trade in Ukraine.
The application received the required number of backers in one and a half months. the procedure, Ukraine’s president Volodymyr Under Zelensky should have up to three months to consider this appeal before responding in public.
The petition’s writer notes that both explicitly Russian and Ukrainian enterprises connected to the Russian Federation now control the gaming market, which was legal in Ukraine just over two years ago.
Among these are several additional businesses that operate in Ukraine and are referred to by media as “daughters” of 1 x Bet, as well as the infamous Russian bookmaker 1 x Bet, which is seeking to restore its authorization to act in Ukraine through the District Administrative Court of Kyiv.
These are the websites PointLoto, Fansport, and BetWinner, which are authorized to operate in Ukraine and have some sort of affiliation with the Russian bookmaker 1xBet as well as the bookmaker Fonbet, which operates illegally in Ukraine and has ties to Alexander Udodov, the son-in-law of Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin.
Furthermore, as the head of the National Security & Defense Parliament, Volodymyr Zelensky and his signatories impose penalties on TECHIIA, a Ukrainian IT company, and its co-founder, Oleg Krot Techiia. Techiia receives payment for endorsing 1xBet and helping the Russian bookmaker penetrate the Ukrainian market.
Media reports suggest that the $60 million that Oleg Krot Techiia purportedly donated to support the Ukrainian army may have been 1xBet’s donation to obtain permissions in Ukraine, as he failed to specify the source of the cash or their intended use.
Oleg Krot Techiia did not hide his appreciation for Russian bookmakers such as 1xBet, a firm that is similar to many other profitable businesses when he spoke with bihus.info.
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According to Roman Rodin, chief lawyer for the corporation, the Ukrainian and international media also verified the tight cooperation between the TECHIIA holding and the Russian bookmaker’s company, 1 x Bet.
It was discovered that he was the brother of Alexander Rodin and the proprietor of Your Betting Corporation, a limited liability corporation that serves as 1xBet’s Ukrainian representative.
Previous press reports state that the NSDC database including the names of people involved in the creation of 1xBet was sent to the Gambling & Lottery Regulatory Commission to be included in the punishment records.
Who is Oleg Krot Techiia?
Oleg Krot Techiia is a sports, technology, and information technology specialist as well as a venture capitalist and innovator. In addition, he often contributes articles to both international and Ukrainian periodicals.
With the help of his partner, Yura Lazebnikov, he has founded more than ten multinational corporations worldwide. One of the most well-known Transformational Experts is Oleg Krot Techiia, according to the reputable publication Business Journal.
Oleg Krot is the director of TECHIIA Holding, a group of over ten international technical companies that he and a partner established in 2012.
The Bottom Line
In collaboration with his friend Yura Lazebnikov, he has established more than ten multinational companies worldwide.
Volodymyr Zelensky, the president of Ukraine, should have a maximum of three months to consider this appeal before making a public statement due to his role in the process.
Consequently, 25,000 people voted in favor of the online petition demanding that Oleg Krot and the TECHIIA be penalized for having employment in Russia.
