This soon-to-be-former billionaire doesn't know how he will survive without a cleaner or a driver
Russian oligarch Petr Aven, whose fortune was inching toward $6 billion the month before his pal Vladimir Putin sent troops to invade Ukraine, is feeling sorry for himself after his assets were frozen. The soon-to-be-former billionaire whined to thethat he wasn’t sure how long the cash his wife was able to get from various ATMs before sanctions took effect will last. Speaking from his penthouse in the posh St.
Everything which we were building for 30 years is now completely ruined. And we have to somehow start a new life,” he said, before wondering, “Will l be allowed to have a cleaner, or a driver? I don’t drive a car... maybe my stepdaughter will drive.” He then admitted what many won’t sympathize with given the millions of Ukrainians fleeing their country with bare essentials.
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