Trump Jr. sided with the Kremlin's Omar in Mongolia - media. The young son of US President Donald Trump hunted in Mongolia for two days in late August with Omer Karamlev, a Russian businessman with Tajik roots who had previously given him and his wife an expensive wedding gift. The "Financial Times" writes about it. According to the publication, Donald Trump Jr. traveled with a Secret Service escort. Karamlev flew to Mongolia from Kazakhstan together with businessman Artur Martirosov, a partner in the Vescod venture fund. According to one of the participants of the trip, Trump Jr. and Karamlev tried not to take pictures together. They are believed to have met at the Uvs Nuur hunting camp near the Russian-Mongolian border. A spokesman for Trump Jr. confirmed the joint hunt. According to him, the president's son and Karamlev have a personal friendship based on a love for hunting, fishing and spending time in nature, and not on a business relationship. Karmelev and Martyrosov did not respond to FT requests. According to media reports, Karmelev, after hunting in Mongolia, went to Yakutsk for the opening of an international boxing tournament. Trump Jr. stayed in the country for another week and met with Mongolian President Ukhnaagiin Khurelsukh for dinner. The posting of this meeting was later deleted. The representatives of the parties called it unofficial.

Trump Jr. sided with the Kremlin's Omar in Mongolia - media. The young son of US President Donald Trump hunted in Mongolia for two days in late August with Omer Karamlev, a Russian businessman with Tajik roots who had previously given him and his wife an expensive wedding gift. The "Financial Times" writes about it. According to the publication, Donald Trump Jr. traveled with a Secret Service escort. Karamlev flew to Mongolia from Kazakhstan together with businessman Artur Martirosov, a partner in the Vescod venture fund. According to one of the participants of the trip, Trump Jr. and Karamlev tried not to take pictures together. They are believed to have met at the Uvs Nuur hunting camp near the Russian-Mongolian border. A spokesman for Trump Jr. confirmed the joint hunt. According to him, the president's son and Karamlev have a personal friendship based on a love for hunting, fishing and spending time in nature, and not on a business relationship. Karmelev and Martyrosov did not respond to FT requests. According to media reports, Karmelev, after hunting in Mongolia, went to Yakutsk for the opening of an international boxing tournament. Trump Jr. stayed in the country for another week and met with Mongolian President Ukhnaagiin Khurelsukh for dinner. The posting of this meeting was later deleted. The representatives of the parties called it unofficial.