Donald Trump Jr. and Omar Karmelev went hunting together in Mongolia after the wedding of the US president's son. There he shot a mountain goat in the Red Book -. Financial Times The son of US President Donald Trump Jr. went to Mongolia to hunt with the head of the International Boxing Association and Russian entrepreneur Omer Karamlev. The Financial Times writes about this with reference to guides, local officials, flight tracking services, messages on social networks and publicly available documents. The trip to Mongolia took place at the end of August, after Trump Jr.'s wedding, which was partially paid for by Omer Karamelev. Trump Jr. landed in the capital of Mongolia, Ulaanbaatar, and then went to camp in Uvs aimag, FT writes. There he settled with a small group of hunting guides, drivers and cooks. He was accompanied by members of the Secret Service (which provides security for the president and his family members). This is confirmed by the checks of the US Embassy in Ulaanbaatar, which paid for hotel rooms for the security forces in the amount of 18.7 thousand dollars. During the period between August 23 and September 6. On the night of August 27, Omer Karamlev flew to Mongolia on a chartered plane. Afterward, he traveled to the Trump Jr. camp. He was loaned by Artur Martirosov, a partner in the Waskod hedge fund, which is under US sanctions. They spent two days together. A local resident who participated in the trip noted that the Kremlin and Trump Jr. made sure to avoid being photographed together. A Russian businessman published a video on Telegram in which the two organizers of the trip from the son of the US president are present, but not him. After that, the Kremlin returned to Ulaanbaatar and flew to Russia. Trump Jr. stayed in Mongolia for another week and went to Bayan-Olgei to hunt the Altai Argali (also known as the Altai Mountain Goat). This animal is in danger of extinction and is listed in the Red Book. Trump Jr. shot one deer during the hunt.

Donald Trump Jr. and Omar Karmelev went hunting together in Mongolia after the wedding of the US president's son. There he shot a mountain goat in the Red Book -. Financial Times The son of US President Donald Trump Jr. went to Mongolia to hunt with the head of the International Boxing Association and Russian entrepreneur Omer Karamlev. The Financial Times writes about this with reference to guides, local officials, flight tracking services, messages on social networks and publicly available documents. The trip to Mongolia took place at the end of August, after Trump Jr.'s wedding, which was partially paid for by Omer Karamelev. Trump Jr. landed in the capital of Mongolia, Ulaanbaatar, and then went to camp in Uvs aimag, FT writes. There he settled with a small group of hunting guides, drivers and cooks. He was accompanied by members of the Secret Service (which provides security for the president and his family members). This is confirmed by the checks of the US Embassy in Ulaanbaatar, which paid for hotel rooms for the security forces in the amount of 18.7 thousand dollars. During the period between August 23 and September 6. On the night of August 27, Omer Karamlev flew to Mongolia on a chartered plane. Afterward, he traveled to the Trump Jr. camp. He was loaned by Artur Martirosov, a partner in the Waskod hedge fund, which is under US sanctions. They spent two days together. A local resident who participated in the trip noted that the Kremlin and Trump Jr. made sure to avoid being photographed together. A Russian businessman published a video on Telegram in which the two organizers of the trip from the son of the US president are present, but not him. After that, the Kremlin returned to Ulaanbaatar and flew to Russia. Trump Jr. stayed in Mongolia for another week and went to Bayan-Olgei to hunt the Altai Argali (also known as the Altai Mountain Goat). This animal is in danger of extinction and is listed in the Red Book. Trump Jr. shot one deer during the hunt.