Donald Trump Jr. went hunting in Mongolia with a businessman close to Putin, Omer Karamelev. F.T. The son of US President Donald Trump Jr. went hunting in Mongolia this summer, where he spent time with the Russian businessman Omer Karamlev, who is close to Putin, the Financial Times writes, citing sources. According to the newspaper, the Kremlin in Mongolia was also loaned by the Russian businessman Artur Martirosov, a partner in the risk fund Vascod, which is under American sanctions. Republican Party sponsor Kevin Small was also on the trip. According to FT interlocutors, in Mongolia, Trump's son, in particular, killed the endangered Argali Altai. In September, ProPublica investigators reported that the Kremlin paid for part of Trump's son's wedding. Afterwards, the US attorney general said he did not intend to open a case against the Kremlin, because Trump "doesn't know who this person is." Trump's son promised to return the money to the Kremlin for the wedding party. The Kremlin heads the International Boxing Association. He is known as one of the "new wave" oligarchs with direct access to Putin.