Mihhail Hodorkovski
Mihhail Hodorkovski is a prominent Russian businessman and former oligarch who gained international attention for his opposition to Vladimir Putin's administration. Once the richest man in Russia and the head of Yukos Oil, he was arrested in 2003 on charges widely viewed as politically motivated. After spending a decade in prison, he became a vocal critic of the Russian government, advocating for democracy and human rights. In the context of the recent article, he is mentioned as a notable figure questioning the effectiveness of Ukraine's attacks on the online retailer Wildberries, suggesting that focusing on the oil sector might yield better results.
Born on Jun 26, 1963 (63 years old)
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Mihhail Hodorkovski is a former political prisoner who believes that attacking Wildberries may not be the best strategy for Ukraine.
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