
Presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov lied when he said today that his wife "did not have and never had offshore companies." This is evidenced by the documents contained in the published archives of the Panama registrar of offshore Mossack Fonseca. In the registration documents there is a copy of the passport of the wife Peskov Tatyana Navka, and a document on registration of offshore:
As can be seen from the documents, Bridgewater, which provided two of its nominal managers, was used to manage the Carina Global Assets Navka company. Probably, Peskov hoped that since his wife did not appear in the registration document itself, it would not be possible to establish a connection with the Navka. However, he did not know that among the documents that fell into general access would be a letter where an employee of Mossak Fonseka asks to provide additional information about the Nationalist Republic in connection with this company:
Recall, according to the current law, officials (whose peskov belongs) do not have the right to keep funds in offshore, that is, after the wedding with the Navka Carina Global Assets, the beneficiary was supposed to change the beneficiary, but there is no information about this. It was not possible to get a comment from Peskov The Insider.