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In sports, you’re either in the midst of it and work hard, or you’re on the sidelines, wasting your money for nothing.

— Alexey Fedorychev

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If I ever get involved in basketball, I want to make something extraordinary.

This money ($1m) my partners and I spent, first of all, on buying PCR-testing equipment and protective gear for medical personnel.

Players need to see me, they need to know I’m here for them. That’s how I see my part in the team. We are a family, and we have to protect our family values.

This applies to any finished goods production: the more stages of production are concentrated in the country, the more jobs and more profit remain in the country.

I consider myself a victim of a commercial raid attack. This type of attacks is common across the former USSR states, including Ukraine, and it basically is blackmail of successful public figures by means of bribing the law enforcement agencies. They use several fabricated cases to pressure me into giving up my high-value enterprise for nothing.

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