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"The party was in full swing at the glitzy 7 Seas club on Wednesday. A hundred Russian girls turned up (as they always do) for the weekly Ladies’ Night, cavorting in Louboutin heels to loud music as they downed vodka cocktails, chilled Cristal champagne or both.
Without a care in the world and with Daddy’s credit cards in their pocket, they giggled as swarms of young Russian and Cypriot men in leather jackets and designer jeans chatted them up.
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And when the music stopped at 3am, the rich young jet-set of the island’s seaside city of Limassol roared away in Porsches and Range Rovers to party the rest of the night away at million-pound mansions in the hills or swish, newly built apartments overlooking palm-fringed beaches...
For Cyprus is on the verge of bankruptcy. Its banks are shut and 70 per cent of the island’s account holders (including many of the 50,000 Russians who live here) have applied to withdraw all their money if, and when, the banks ever open their doors again.
Cypriot MPs are terrified that foreign investors will leave the country. And by foreign investors, they mean the Russian oligarchs, businessmen and shadowy mafiosi who have flocked here over the past 20 years, buying up real estate, investing billions — and turning the place into a little Moscow.
Many Russians on the island are already packing their bags and putting what money they have into gold...
This week I heard stories about the hundreds of wives and mistresses of Russian oligarchs, tycoons and businessmen who live on the island in lonely luxury, all but abandoned by their husbands or lovers...
She added: ‘The wives soon feel lonely' "
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...ead_module
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"The party was in full swing at the glitzy 7 Seas club on Wednesday. A hundred Russian girls turned up (as they always do) for the weekly Ladies’ Night, cavorting in Louboutin heels to loud music as they downed vodka cocktails, chilled Cristal champagne or both.
Without a care in the world and with Daddy’s credit cards in their pocket, they giggled as swarms of young Russian and Cypriot men in leather jackets and designer jeans chatted them up.
And when the music stopped at 3am, the rich young jet-set of the island’s seaside city of Limassol roared away in Porsches and Range Rovers to party the rest of the night away at million-pound mansions in the hills or swish, newly built apartments overlooking palm-fringed beaches...
For Cyprus is on the verge of bankruptcy. Its banks are shut and 70 per cent of the island’s account holders (including many of the 50,000 Russians who live here) have applied to withdraw all their money if, and when, the banks ever open their doors again.
Cypriot MPs are terrified that foreign investors will leave the country. And by foreign investors, they mean the Russian oligarchs, businessmen and shadowy mafiosi who have flocked here over the past 20 years, buying up real estate, investing billions — and turning the place into a little Moscow.
Many Russians on the island are already packing their bags and putting what money they have into gold...
This week I heard stories about the hundreds of wives and mistresses of Russian oligarchs, tycoons and businessmen who live on the island in lonely luxury, all but abandoned by their husbands or lovers...
She added: ‘The wives soon feel lonely' "
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...ead_module