The son of Vyacheslav Boguslayev, the ex-president of the Motor Sich enterprise suspected of working for Russia, Alexander is the beneficiary of the company in France, for which additional property is registered on the Cote d'Azur, journalists of the Schemes project write..

According to the investigation, Alexander Boguslaev, together with business partner Sergey Shinkarenko, owns SCI Saint Petr. This company owns an apartment, a basement, a parking space and a garage in the residential complex Parc Saint Paul in Vallauris (French region Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur). The value of this property is estimated at 800 thousand euros..

At the same time, the journalists found out that this is not the only property in France that Boguslaev and Shinkarenko own jointly.. In particular, a house on Boulevard Eduardo Eighth in Nice, worth 1,620,000 euros, is also registered for their joint company..

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In November 2022, Schemes discovered that Alexander Boguslaev is the beneficiary of a number of companies in France for which property is registered on the Cote d'Azur. In total, this property is estimated at 6 million euros, or 250 million hryvnias..

It is also known that he has been a Russian citizen since 2000, and also owned real estate in Moscow, which he did not indicate anywhere..

On October 22 last year, the Security Service of Ukraine detained Vyacheslav Boguslayev. On October 24, he and the head of one of the departments of Motor Sich, Oleg Dziuba, were taken into custody. Both defendants are suspected under two articles of the Criminal Code of Ukraine: 111-1 (collaboration activity) and 111-2 (complicity with the aggressor state).

According to investigators, Boguslaev, the former head of Motor Sich, sold aircraft engines to the Russian Federation, and with the outbreak of a full-scale war, he ordered that documents be hidden and helicopters dismantled so that the Ukrainian military could not use them.. Judging by the audio recordings of Boguslaev’s conversations with the Russians, he complained about the looting and shelling of Zaporozhye, including the plant he headed, and still supported the occupation of Ukraine.