The traitor’s double game: How sanctioned smuggler Seyar Kurshutov quietly secured a Russian passport and thrives in occupied Crimea
Smuggler Seyar Kurshutov, who was removed from sanctions imposed by Ukraine’s National Security and Defense Council (NSDC), may have held a Russian passport since 2014 and may be linked to a family business in Crimea.
This was reported by Russian media outlets.
According to the reports, Kurshutov’s brother, Amet Kurshutov, serves as the manager of the “Five Principles” clinic in occupied Simferopol. Registry data indicate that the founder of the clinic is Osman Kurshutov.

It is known that this year the Kurshutov family business became a winner of the Russian national business award “Leader of the Year.”
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The award ceremony took place in Simferopol, and a local media outlet even conducted an interview with Amet Kurshutov.
According to media reports, Seyar Kurshutov is also allegedly involved in this business and reportedly obtained a Russian passport in Crimea as early as 2014.
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