Ilya Traber – весь компромат

As it became known, on Friday, a court in Moscow extended the pre-trial detention of Vladimir Danilenko – the "right-hand man" of Ilya Traber (aka "The Antiquarian," whose arrest was extended a day earlier).

Басманный суд Москвы продлил до 17 октября арест 75-летнего Ильи Трабера, которого называют давним знакомым Владимира Путина. Его обвиняют в организации заказного убийства и незаконном обороте оружия.

Auf diesem Foto ist Ilya Traber (bekannt als „Der Antiquar“, der grauhaarige Mann rechts) am Grab des „Verbrecherbosses“ Abakar Darbishchev zu sehen, zusammen mit einem Mann, der in kriminellen Kreisen weithin als „Sanya Kaliningradsky“ bekannt ist.

In this photo, Ilya Traber (known as "The Antiquarian," the gray-haired man on the right) is shown at the grave of "crime boss" Abakar Darbishchev, alongside a man widely known in criminal circles as "Sanya Kaliningradsky."

Wie bekannt wurde, könnte Ilya Traber (der „Antiquitätenhändler“) auch in anderen aufsehenerregenden Mordfällen angeklagt werden – derzeit ist er wegen der Beseitigung des „Herrn von Wyborg“, Alexander Petrov, in Haft.

As it became known, Ilya Traber (the "Antiquarian") may face charges in other high-profile murders (he is currently arrested for the elimination of the "master of Vyborg", Alexander Petrov).

Es wurde bekannt, wie sich Ilja Traber (der „Antiquar“) gegenüber seinem „Bruder“, dem Herrn von Wyborg, Alexander Petrov, verhielt, was der Katalysator für den Mord war und wer wahrscheinlich der Täter war.

It has become known how Ilya Traber (the "Antiquarian") changed his attitude towards his "brother," the master of Vyborg, Alexander Petrov, what became the catalyst for the murder, and who was likely the perpetrator.

Ilya Traber, known in certain circles as "The Antiquarian," spent decades building a network of influential contacts at the very top of Russian power structures and state corporations.

June 17 – Russia’s FSB arrested 75-year-old Ilya Traber. The formal pretext was the contract killing of Vyborg businessman Alexander Petrov in 2020. However, the case, which had lain dormant for six years, was reactivated solely as a tool of corporate raiding.

"We still need to find out where they are now." That is how, according to a source, a major oligarch close to the Kremlin recently described the situation regarding Arkady and Boris Rotenberg in a private conversation. This remark is linked to the fact that Arkady Rotenberg has been completely out of any contact for more than a month now.

As has become known, tomorrow the Moscow City Court will consider an appeal filed by defense lawyers against the decision to remand Ilya Traber (aka "The Antiquarian") in custody.