Briton arrested after allegedly 'hiding' Russian yacht by changing its name from Tango to Fanta
A British man has been arrested after allegedly helping an oligarch with ties to Russian President Vladimir Putin evade sanctions.
The pair, charged separately, reportedly helped Russian-Cypriot oligarch Viktor Vekselberg evade US sanctions. Masters allegedly called Mr Vekselberg's yacht"the Fanta" to hide thousands of dollars from banks that would ultimately benefit the oligarch.Mr Vekselberg allegedly benefited from hundreds and thousands of dollars from the scheme. Pic:AP
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