The police of Thailand have started the search for two Russians suspected of robbery against the backdrop of a cryptocurrency dispute in Phuket. A 31-year-old Russian was brutally beaten and robbed of 20,000 dollars at the Karong hotel. The criminals, who were acquainted with the victim, demanded the repayment of a 120,000-dollar debt related to unresolved cryptocurrency deals. One of the attackers, Andrei, stayed in Thailand, while the second, Dmitry, fled to Dubai. Arrest warrants have been issued for them, and the police continue their search with the help of the immigration service.
1/7/2025 3:07:00 PM (GMT+1)
In Phuket, two Russians robbed their compatriot of 20,000 dollars due to a 120,000-dollar cryptocurrency debt: one fled to Dubai, the other remains in Thailand 💵
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