RUSSIAN MILITARY & BANKING SUPPLY CHAINS

In Spring 2022, we became the first US government contractor to expose a little-known Russian Government Naval and Nuclear Innovation and Manufacturing entity: IZUMRUD ("Emerald")

The UK Government sanctioned AO Izumrud and its stock holding and parent companies in 2023 for Russian naval and other military activities and support. And oddly enough, that Izumrud and its manufacturing plan in Moscow bear uncanny similarity to another entity, NPP Izumrud, in Estonia and St Petersburg, Russia; with offices in Miami and worldwide:

In actuality, we did find linkage between the sanctioned AO Izumrud and its holding companies, and the US-affiliated NPP Izumrud and its officers and holding company. Including a striking similarity in manufacturing or trade operations between the Moscow AO Izumrud plant  and the Tallinn, Es NPP Izumrud plant; and strong linkage with other military, construction, electronics, internet and banking activities amongst the entire global Izumrud networks(s).

Even more distrubing, Russia's three largest banks support AO Izumrud - the two Sberbanks and VTB - and also partner openly with US financial entities, like Experian. And NPP Izumrud flaunts "Made in America' and US Dept of Commerce import rules, not just santions and trading restrictions; and has open registrations on the US SEC, and with EPA and other federal agencies. It even sells to US local government buyers. Large investors - like Black Rock - are listed on SEC and other documents as Izumrud investors or shareholders.

Urgent Need for US Federal Agencies to Protect and Compensate Americans who Expose Russian Activities

The Izumrud family is just one of hundreds of Russian-owned and/or Russian Government-funded (almost the same thing) companies we have found since spring 2022 that if not sanctioned, should be. But until the US government gets serious about protecting US workers and companies who try to oppose Russia  - with victim financial compensation for fraud or enticement, or harassment, and other protections - not many will come forward. Who wants to lose their house or car or work over some far-away land?  These are truly giant firms with billions to trillions in assets and cash - does any one US citizen or small business really think they can stand up to them, if they own for ex., that American's employer?  Or they know someone who can make a car loan be called in early or other things go wrong? Who can afford to lose anything, after the Pandemic?

Clearly, sanctions alone are not enough, yet, to stop Russia; and Russia is entrenched deeply into all areas of US and EU life, commerce, and financial activity.