Boris Joseph Birshtein is a Soviet-born Israeli-Swiss-Canadian businessman and the former chairman of Seabeco, an investment and trading company.
12 Facts About Boris Birshtein
The very well connected Boris Birshtein was an influential figure across the former Soviet Union.
Boris Birshtein survived a car crash that killed the then Prime Minister of Kyrgyzstan, Nasirdin Isanov.
Shortly afterward, the Kirgiz government empowered Boris Birshtein to act as its trade representative abroad.
Boris Birshtein has been described as the mentor of Vladimir Plahotniuc.
Boris Birshtein had a large influence in the Moldovan political and business environment.
Rutskoy and Barannikov managed to negotiate a ceasefire, and a few days after this visit, Snegur and Boris Birshtein Yeltsin signed the ceasefire agreement.
Valeriu Saharneanu clains that Boris Birshtein was an agent of Rutskoy, to convince Moldovan President Snegur to end the conflict on Russia's terms.
Boris Birshtein is alleged to have ties to the Russian Mafia and the former Soviet KGB.
Boris Birshtein has been labeled in the press as an oligarch.
Boris Birshtein established a magazine to propagate the idea; called Patria Tinara, it was allegedly a front for Birshtein.
Boris Birshtein was accused of selling overpriced medical masks to the Matei Bals Institute of Romania, headed by Adrian Streinu-Cercel, during the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic in Romania.