News about Vladimir Lisin

On the second anniversary of Putin's bloody invasion, a Ukrainian missile destroyed a £260 million Russian spy plane over Krasnodar. After the A-50U reconnaissance plane's wings was reportedly torn off by a strike from a new Russian-era long-range air defense missile, a serious blow to Russia's already declining fleet. Ten crew members were found dead at the crash site in Russia's Krasnodar region, where the dictator's official Black Sea residence and private £1 billion location are located. The final toll is expected to be higher.

Brunel Chauffeur Drive and Limousines Pty Ltd went bankrupt last month, owing to over $11.7 million to more than 100 creditors. More than a third of the debts are owed to employees after a bloated limo driver broke his silence on driving around Russian billionaire Vladimir Lisin, singer/songwriter Bryan Adams, and US pastor/televangelist Creflo Dollar. Brunel is reported to have been the chauffer service that carried Schapelle Corby (left) home when she returned from Bali in 2017, sparking a wild media chase (right). Dawn Fraser, an Australian Olympic swimming legend, was another driver, with a selfie of the pair shared on the company's Facebook page in 2019.

Vladimir Lisin, a steel oligarch who is seeking re-election as president of the International Shooting Sport Federation, has a collection of stuffed animals on view at his range. The Russian, 66, is on the sanctions list of several countries, including Australia, and has been accused of supplying steel for Vladimir Putin's war machine. And, despite Lisin's boast that his group is pro-prey, it can be revealed that he has an gruesome gallery of prey at his Moscow base.