Executives Charged in Oil Firm Financing Case

In May 2025, 56-year-old Daniyaka was accused of funding Ukraine's

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Two top managers of the oil services company 'Обьнефтеремонт' were charged with financing an extremist organization and aiding terrorism using their official positions.
Both individuals were detained and held in pre-trial detention centers (SIZO).
The company 'Обьнефтеремонт' was founded in 1998 in Nizhnevartovsk.
The company had annual revenue of 4 to 6 billion rubles in the first half of the 2020s.
Both defendants were born in Ukraine and may hold dual Russian and Ukrainian citizenship.
The names of both individuals were added to the Rosfinmonitoring registry in early 2026.
In April 2026, a note was added to the Rosfinmonitoring record for Danilyak indicating a terrorist charge, likely related to aiding terrorism.
By June 2026, the same charge was applied to Zhukovsky.

In August 2012, 'Ob'neftremont' was transformed into an LLC, and in 2017, ownership passed to Nikolai Danilyak. In 2018, Vladimir Zhukovsky became a full owner. — mediazona
In April 2025, a bombing occurred in Khanty-Mansiysk, destroying two apartments and injuring five people. The investigation concluded it was caused by a bomb prepared by two 'agents of Ukrainian special services' planning an assassination. — mediazona
The company's owners since 2018 were both current defendants. — tg_currenttime
In January 2026, Zhukovsky ceased being the company's director, and two days later his name appeared in the Rosfinmonitoring registry. — tg_currenttime
Zhukovsky ceased being the company's head on January 26, 2026, and his name appeared in the registry on January 28, 2026. — mediazona
The defense of Danilyak stated that his confessions were obtained through 'impermissible methods' resulting in physical injuries. — tg_currenttime
Zhukovsky gave testimony against Danilyak while still free. — mediazona
Zhukovsky's name was added to the Rosfinmonitoring register two days after he stopped being the company's director. — tg_currenttime