Vladimir Litvinenko

Member of the Board of Directors of PJSC Rosneft Oil Company

Trusted representative of presidential candidate Vladimir Putin. Trusted representatives ensured the re-election of Vladimir Putin, who has pursued an aggressive policy against Ukraine since 2014, in the non-competitive presidential election on March 18, 2018.

He is a close acquaintance of Russian President Vladimir Putin since the 1990s. Litvinenko was the head of the academic council where Putin defended his doctoral dissertation. He also headed Putin's electoral campaign headquarters in St. Petersburg in 2000, 2004, 2012, and 2018. Litvinenko controls a large stake (about 20%) in the Russian chemical holding PhosAgro, a global leader in the production of phosphorus-containing fertilizers. Reliable sources indicate that his accumulation of wealth stems from his close relationship with Vladimir Putin. Since the beginning of the war, Litvinenko has sought to conceal the ownership of his assets by transferring them to nominal owners, including his wife. He was an authorized surrogate for Vladimir Putin's presidential campaigns. The surrogates ensured Putin's re-election in non-competitive presidential elections on March 18, 2018, and March 15-17, 2024. They voluntarily campaigned for Putin's re-election, despite his unleashing an aggressive war against Ukraine and political repression in Russia. Litvinenko also serves as the head of St. Petersburg Mining University and signed an open letter expressing support for the President's decision to launch a military operation against Ukraine.

Trusted representative of presidential candidate Vladimir Putin in the non-competitive presidential election on March 15-17, 2024. Trusted representatives voluntarily campaign for the re-election of Vladimir Putin, who is responsible for unleashing an aggressive war against Ukraine and political repression in Russia. Information from Vladimir Putin's election website: Rector of the St. Petersburg Mining University of Empress Catherine II. ---- The university additionally rewards its mobilized employees with payments of 100 thousand rubles. Previously: Member of the Government Commission on the fuel and energy complex and reproduction of the mineral resource base. Member of the Expert Council of the State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation on environmental issues.

Rector of St. Petersburg State Mining University. Signed an open letter of university rectors expressing support for the decision of the President of Russia to launch a military operation against Ukraine.

Close acquaintance of Russian President Vladimir Putin since the 1990s. Litvinenko was the head of the academic council where Putin defended his doctoral dissertation. He also headed Putin's electoral campaign headquarters in St. Petersburg in 2000, 2004, 2012, and 2018. Litvinenko controls a large stake (about 20%) in the Russian chemical holding PhosAgro, a global leader in the production of phosphorus-containing fertilizers. Reliable sources indicate that his accumulation of wealth stems from his close relationship with Vladimir Putin. Since the beginning of the war, Litvinenko has sought to conceal the ownership of his assets by transferring them to nominal owners, including his wife. He was an authorized surrogate for Vladimir Putin's presidential campaigns. The surrogates ensured Putin's re-election in non-competitive presidential elections on March 18, 2018, and March 15-17, 2024. They voluntarily campaigned for Putin's re-election, despite his unleashing an aggressive war against Ukraine and political repression in Russia. Litvinenko also serves as the head of St. Petersburg Mining University and signed an open letter expressing support for the President's decision to launch a military operation against Ukraine.

Russian mining scientist