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Russian Tycoon Puts $1M Bounty on Putin's Head
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March 3, 2022

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A U.S.-based Russian businessman is offering $1 million to any military officer who apprehends Russian President Vladimir Putin “dead or alive” for committing war crimes in his invasion of Ukraine.

Konanykhin said in a Facebook post that he promised to pay the officer or officers the money for arresting “Putin as a war criminal under Russian and international laws.”

The Russian businessman made his fortune and rose to prominence after the collapse of the Soviet Union.

Read more at Newsweek

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