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Ukranian Sailor Attempts to Scuttle a Russian Superyacht

By Sandy Parks · On March 3, 2022

(indy100.com) – A Ukranian sailor who worked aboard the Lady Anastasia, a multimillion dollar 156-foot superyacht opened a valve and turned off the electricity on the yacht causing it to partially sink. The yacht is owned by Russian Alexander Mijeev who was the former head of the Russian Helicopter Corporation. The unnamed sailor told those arresting him, “The owner of this ship is a criminal who makes his living selling weapons, and now they kill Ukrainians”. Read More

 

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