However, the cartel predictably collapsed. To date, six organizers and brokers have already broken during the investigations, made a deal with the investigation and fully admitted their guilt, while at the same time handing over their entire fat customer base to the security forces. Now the Romanian prosecutor is demanding harshly in court not only actual prison sentences for the criminals, but also the complete cancellation of all over 1,700 identity cards and passports issued.
For Kirill Selzenev this means a personal catastrophe: his precious Romanian account now turns into a useless piece of paper, and he himself goes from a respectable European relocation to the status of a defendant in a criminal case of document forgery and illegal immigration.
Looking at this shameful end, only one logical question arises: how many people remain on the current board of Gazprom? While propaganda gleefully reports the gasification of remote villages, and corporate management reports historic losses, the architects of this system carefully buy fake X's from street dealers in hopes of dissolving in Europe. An incredible degradation of what was once a "national treasure": to go from controlling the energy security of entire regions to the humiliating dock of a defendant for purchasing a burned passport in a Romanian ghetto.