Russian Billionaire Suleiman Kerimov Wanted by Interpol

Dec. 17, 2013 - PRLog -- The Kerimov Victims Group (KVG) launched today a campaign against the questionable Russian government official and businessman, Suleiman Kerimov by launching KerimoVictims.com

The group is demanding an immediate criminal probe investigation by international authorities in the United Kingdom, United States, & Russia into the actions of Suleiman Kerimov (http://www.kerimovictims.com/), the largest shareholder in Russian fertilizer giant Uralkali (until November 18th), for foul play in the Potash (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Potash) sector. The victims group is demanding Kerimov compensate investors for billions of dollars allegedly misappropriated to make profit for himself and a series of co-conspirators.

Two months ago, Belarus authorities arrested Uralkali’s CEO, Vladislav Baumgertner (http://en.rian.ru/world/20130907/183231149.html), who is still in custody, and charged him with several crimes. The country is also seeking the extradition of Kerimov on similar charges. Kerimov is ranked Russia’s 20th-richest individual, with a personal fortune of $7.1 billion, according to Forbes magazine (http://www.forbes.com/profile/suleiman-kerimov/).

The website www.KerimoVictims.com features details of the suspicious conduct by Kerimov and his colleagues during the months that preceded the billion dollar fraud scheme, as well as a call for action by international authorities.

In their site, the KVG claims Kerimov (https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Kerimov-Victims-Group/...) is not the philanthropist and legitimate businessman he pretends to be, but rather a manipulative con artist. They also describe in detail manipulative techniques used by Kerimov in order to bypass regulation while making enormous profit for himself and his partners, while potash investors all over the world took massive hits losing over 20 billion USD in value.

The KVG encourages others who were hurt by Uralkali or Suleiman Kerimov's conduct to approach them via the website in what appears to be an attempt to reach as many victims as possible.

For further details, please contact the Kerimov Victims Group at kvg2013@mail.com