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The former owner of the Domodedovo airport Dmitry Kamenschik moved to Israel. As the businessman's representative said, Kamenschik left the Russian Federation in 2025, immediately after the execution of the court's decision to confiscate the airport from him. He then received Israeli citizenship. Kamenschick's representative also stated that "he had neither a residence permit nor citizenship of other countries", neither at the time of gaining control of the airport nor at the time of the prosecution's claim for its nationalization. Domodedovo was nationalized in June 2025. The claims of the Attorney General's office were precisely that the airport was under "foreign influence": according to the department, Kamenschik had residence permits in Turkey and the United Arab Emirates in 2022-2023, and the head of the supervisory board, Valery Kogan, had Israeli citizenship.

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The former owner of the Domodedovo airport Dmitry Kamenschik moved to Israel. As the businessman's representative said, Kamenschik left the Russian Federation in 2025, immediately after the execution of the court's decision to confiscate the airport from him. He then received Israeli citizenship. Kamenschick's representative also stated that "he had neither a residence permit nor citizenship of other countries", neither at the time of gaining control of the airport nor at the time of the prosecution's claim for its nationalization. Domodedovo was nationalized in June 2025. The claims of the Attorney General's office were precisely that the airport was under "foreign influence": according to the department, Kamenschik had residence permits in Turkey and the United Arab Emirates in 2022-2023, and the head of the supervisory board, Valery Kogan, had Israeli citizenship.

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