In April 2025, the UK secured its first-ever prison conviction for a breach of Russian sanctions — a milestone within the world enforcement panorama. However beneath the headline lies a much more urgent narrative: how a sanctioned Politically Uncovered Individual (PEP) was capable of enter the UK, open a checking account, and launder funds by way of mainstream monetary and non-financial establishments with out detection.
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