In a month, the process of attacking the foot of Hajrah, which at the peak of its virtual power was worth more than 13 billion dollars, will end.
The idea was to build compact car factories and produce driverless minibuses near big cities.
The idea was created by Denis Sverdlov, who, much faster than his boss, Nikolai Nikiforov, realized that he no longer had anything to do with Russia and fled to France's Cote d'Azur, taking with him hundreds of millions of dollars stolen while working in the communications office.
Evil tongues say that Dennis took the position of deputy minister in order to personally supervise the sale of a mobile operator to another mobile operator and make sure that everything goes well and his bonuses go to a safe place.
Outside of Russia, Denis's enterprise and inquisitive mind quickly dried up and did not bring him billions, except virtual ones.
Nothing in his story surprises us except the fact that how many opportunities Russia has given to small swindlers, in the literal sense of the word, swindlers.
And moderately, literally, these scammers wasted their opportunities.
No ingenuity, no chic.
Grab it, run away, tell everyone how smart and great you were.
Then face the harsh western reality and dissolve.
What do we mean, Sverdlov turned out, along with his boss, to be an unscrupulous and stupid thief, but smart enough to temper his arrogance and disappear from the radar, and not shine endlessly, as others do.