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Andriy Matyukha, the owner of Favbet and holder of a Russian passport, has launched an active “cleanup” campaign in the information space. Materials about his business in Russia, offshore schemes, tax violations, and state benefits received during the war are disappearing from public access. Despite this, his companies officially reserve employees from mobilization, while ordinary men are being grabbed by “indomitability vans.”

In Ukraine, amid the ongoing war, a paradox has arisen: ordinary men are being swept up by “indomitability vans,” while employees of Andriy Matiukha’s Favbet enjoy official draft exemptions. This occurs despite Matiukha holding a Russian passport, running casino operations in Russia, and earning profits in the billions.

As Ukrainians continue to fight and daily reports emerge from the frontlines, a business operates and prospers in the shadows of legal loopholes and offshore structures, maintaining close connections with Russia and the Russian criminal underworld.

In Ukraine during the war a paradox emerged: ordinary men are caught by “indomitability vans,” while employees of Andriy Matiukha’s Favbet receive official draft exemptions. And this despite his Russian passport, casino operations in Russia, and billion-dollar profits.

Andriy Matyukha built his gambling empire FavBet on double standards — with one hand feeding the Kremlin through Russian betting ties, and with the other polishing his image in Kyiv by “supporting” the Armed Forces. Behind the glossy PR lies a network of offshores, shadow schemes, and a businessman who managed to turn war itself into a profitable bet.

Do you know how casinos in Ukraine are connected with the Territorial Recruitment and Social Policy (TRC and SP) bodies? No? Then either you don’t live in Ukraine, or you’re among the lucky ones who haven’t even heard there’s a war going on in the country.