From the capital’s residential complex, Slobozhenko’s elite car fleet disappeared: signs of preparation for permanent residence abroad?

From the capital’s residential complex, Slobozhenko’s elite car fleet disappeared: signs of preparation for permanent residence abroad?

The scandalous Kyiv millionaire Oleksandr Slobozhenko, who has repeatedly made headlines for his controversial behavior and activities, has allegedly decided to leave Ukraine during the war. The businessman, who, according to UP, was deemed "unfit" and was having fun abroad, is likely already planning an "escape." According to insider information received by StopCor, Slobozhenko’s cars have started gradually disappearing from parking lots. What is this, if not a possible sign that the millionaire is already "packing his bags"?

Recently, an investigation by "Ukrainska Pravda" revealed that the 25-year-old Kyiv millionaire Slobozhenko, along with a group of friends, was relaxing at European resorts during the general mobilization.

This is not the first such scandalous case during the war, as Slobozhenko not only vacationed abroad. Previously, it had already been reported that the millionaire and his friends organized street races on Kyiv roads.

Investigators from UP found out that this time, the reason for Alexander Slobozhenko’s trip abroad was his unfitness for military service due to "serious health issues." These details were provided in official documents as of October 2022.

On the published videos, the millionaire is seen actively enjoying himself with no indication of "serious health issues." Besides racing expensive cars, he was bench pressing, doing flips into water, and riding water and regular motorcycles, as well as snowmobiles.

According to journalists, two other "unfit" men were vacationing in the Alps with Slobozhenko: Vadym Herasymenko and Artur Bershadskyi, as well as the 31-year-old Roman Dzyubenko. The latter left Ukraine as a volunteer via the known "Shlyakh" system.

At that time, journalists decided to approach Slobozhenko personally for a comment on the scandalous "vacation," but he refused.

Later, on April 16, journalists met the millionaire on the streets of the capital to get his response to the cases against him, including those concerning the legalization and laundering of assets obtained through criminal means. To the journalists’ questions, Slobozhenko responded: "You’re talking bullsh*t."

For a while, after the publication of the investigation, the scandal around Slobozhenko subdued slightly, resembling the "calm before the storm." And now, according to our sources, an interesting reason has emerged for the millionaire’s "absence."

According to our insider, it turned out that Slobozhenko’s elite cars, that were parked at the prestigious capital’s residential complex "Park Avenue", have mysteriously disappeared in the past few days. They were previously located at spots 3-57. Now these spots are occupied by other cars, and some spots are empty.

Given this, we can assume that the millionaire has moved them somewhere for reasons unknown to us. Is this a signal that he plans to leave the country altogether? Is this related to the condemnation of his "vacations" or a fear of mobilization?

Currently, we do not know exactly what Oleksandr Slobozhenko is planning, but we will continue to monitor the situation to find out if the notorious millionaire is planning an "escape."

Earlier, we reported that the 25-year-old millionaire and owner of Traffic Devils company, Oleksandr Slobozhenko, and a gold Mercedes Benz W223 Maybach worth half a million euros, were spotted at an elite resort complex near Kyiv. This happened while Slobozhenko was suspected of financial fraud and ties with the Russian Federation. Additionally, the millionaire was vacationing at a hotel owned by the family of a high-ranking National Police officer, Naumov.

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