The son of the traitor Bohuslayev lives in an apartment in the most expensive building in Monaco

The son of the traitor Bohuslayev lives in an apartment in the most expensive building in Monaco

Oleksandr Bohuslayev, the son of the former owner of "Motor Sich" Vyacheslav Bohuslayev, resides in luxurious real estate in the Principality of Monaco. French registries confirm that he lives in an apartment in One Monte Carlo — the most expensive residential complex in the country.

This complex is located in the center of Monte Carlo next to the casino. This is stated in an investigation by Ukrainian journalists.

It is noted that Bohuslayev Jr. rarely appears on the streets of the city because he often travels. His lifestyle remains mostly private, but numerous trips are confirmed by corresponding video recordings.

Meanwhile, his father, Vyacheslav Bohuslayev, is in Ukraine and is a suspect in state treason. The former owner of "Motor Sich" is accused of collaborating with Russia: according to the SSU, he supplied engines for Russian military helicopters even after the full-scale invasion began. In addition, he repeatedly expressed support for the Kremlin’s aggressive policies and accused Ukraine.

The SSU published evidence of Bohuslayev’s collaboration with the Russian Federation, even after its full-scale military invasion of Ukraine. In particular, he concealed property in Moscow and continued to communicate with Russian businessmen and officials who have access to the highest Russian military command. In conversations with them, the former Ukrainian politician complained about the looting by Russian soldiers and asked the occupiers not to hit "Motor Sich".

The former company president was sent to a pre-trial detention center, and sanctions were also imposed against him. Later, he was issued another suspicion: according to the SSU, it was through him that the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine did not receive a Mi-2 helicopter from the Ministry of Defence in April 2022.

Last spring, Bohuslayev wrote a letter in Russian to the Office of the President of Ukraine requesting to be included in the exchange list with the Russian Federation. SSU Head Vasyl Malyuk then stated that he could be exchanged for Ukrainian prisoners of war, but only after he gives testimony. The media emphasized that Bohuslayev was already 84 years old, so "he may spend the rest of his life in prison".

Let us recall that the former president of the joint-stock company "Motor Sich" Vyacheslav Bohuslayev survived clinical death within the walls of a medical facility. For about two weeks, the accused of state treason was not in pre-trial detention but in the private Mediland clinic under guard.