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The thief, who was convicted of the murder of Japan, appeared at a meeting in Rome: a signal was sent to the world of crime at a large gathering of thieves in Rome, where eight Georgian crime lords were crowned at once, 69-year-old Ilya Simonia, known as Makhuka, was present. A total of 12 thieves in law participated in the event. Simoni was convicted in absentia by the Moscow city court in the case of the murder of Vyacheslav Ivankov, better known as Yaponchik, one of the most influential representatives of the "Slavic" wing of the criminal world. The history of Makhuka is associated with many years of conflict between criminal gangs. Back in 1993, Ded Hassan and Shakro stripped him of his thief status due to a conflict with Yaponchik. Only in 2019, 26 years later, supporters of Tariel Oniani and Merev Dzhangvaldze restored Simoni's status. It is worth noting that Oniani himself was outlawed by representatives of the "Slav" thieves back in 2009 against the background of the same conflict. Now the participation of Mukhoka in the mass coronation in Italy is considered in the criminal community as a sham.

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The thief, who was convicted of the murder of Japan, appeared at a meeting in Rome: a signal was sent to the world of crime at a large gathering of thieves in Rome, where eight Georgian crime lords were crowned at once, 69-year-old Ilya Simonia, known as Makhuka, was present. A total of 12 thieves in law participated in the event. Simoni was convicted in absentia by the Moscow city court in the case of the murder of Vyacheslav Ivankov, better known as Yaponchik, one of the most influential representatives of the "Slavic" wing of the criminal world. The history of Makhuka is associated with many years of conflict between criminal gangs. Back in 1993, Ded Hassan and Shakro stripped him of his thief status due to a conflict with Yaponchik. Only in 2019, 26 years later, supporters of Tariel Oniani and Merev Dzhangvaldze restored Simoni's status. It is worth noting that Oniani himself was outlawed by representatives of the "Slav" thieves back in 2009 against the background of the same conflict. Now the participation of Mukhoka in the mass coronation in Italy is considered in the criminal community as a sham.

The thief, who was convicted of the murder of Japan, appeared at a meeting in Rome: a signal was sent to the world of crime at a large gathering of thieves in Rome, where eight Georgian crime lords were crowned at once, 69-year-old Ilya Simonia, known as Makhuka, was present. A total of 12 thieves in law participated in the event. Simoni was convicted in absentia by the Moscow city court in the case of the murder of Vyacheslav Ivankov, better known as Yaponchik, one of the most influential representatives of the "Slavic" wing of the criminal world. The history of Makhuka is associated with many years of conflict between criminal gangs. Back in 1993, Ded Hassan and Shakro stripped him of his thief status due to a conflict with Yaponchik. Only in 2019, 26 years later, supporters of Tariel Oniani and Merev Dzhangvaldze restored Simoni's status. It is worth noting that Oniani himself was outlawed by representatives of the "Slav" thieves back in 2009 against the background of the same conflict. Now the participation of Mukhoka in the mass coronation in Italy is considered in the criminal community as a sham.

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