https://threads.chez.work/en/tags/affidavit/Recent content in Affidavit on Chez unrollsHugoenChezRDTue, 12 May 2026 15:00:00 +0300https://threads.chez.work/en/posts/ashurkov-interview/Tue, 12 May 2026 15:00:00 +0300https://threads.chez.work/en/posts/ashurkov-interview/The London School of Bullshitteryhttps://threads.chez.work/en/posts/zheleznyakgate-part-one/Mon, 07 Apr 2025 03:05:49 +0300https://threads.chez.work/en/posts/zheleznyakgate-part-one/I set out to compile, in chronological order, every on‑record mention of Alexander Zheleznyak or Sergey Leontiev I could find on YouTube and add context that many may have missed due to the lack of adequate coverage.https://threads.chez.work/en/posts/solodkiy-gave-himself-away/Fri, 24 Jan 2025 09:11:49 +0300https://threads.chez.work/en/posts/solodkiy-gave-himself-away/By the way, Nerses rightly pointed out to me this morning that here Solodkiy slipped up again, admitting that Leontyev was not involved in the “Navalny’s card” project.https://threads.chez.work/en/findings/vazhnost-affidavita/Tue, 26 Nov 2024 00:48:49 +0300https://threads.chez.work/en/findings/vazhnost-affidavita/Why did Vladimir Ashurkov’s sworn statement, as FBK’s executive director, become decisive in the Probusinessbank case? We break down how a single witness helped avoid a hearing on the merits under the pretext of “political persecution,” and what that meant for depositors.https://threads.chez.work/en/posts/affidavit-ashurkova-and-navalny-card/Mon, 07 Oct 2024 12:32:49 +0300https://threads.chez.work/en/posts/affidavit-ashurkova-and-navalny-card/Once again (hopefully for the last time) I’m writing a thread about the “Navalny Card,” about Ashurkov’s “affidavit,” and how bankers use Vladislav Solodkiy’s story.https://threads.chez.work/en/posts/ashurkov-lied-about-navalny-card/Thu, 11 Jul 2024 10:16:49 +0300https://threads.chez.work/en/posts/ashurkov-lied-about-navalny-card/You didn’t ask, but I’ll repeat it: Vladimir Ashurkov lied in his affidavit about the “Navalny card.” That testimony underpins the defense narrative of Zheleznyak, Leontiev, and Lomov—to avoid repayment of the stolen funds.