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Stella Nisanova – Novakhova,
an agent of the Russian Military Intelligence in the US.
The secret weapon of the GRU:
Мафиозная жидовка выпучила зенки,
И имеет грозный вид: и ебётся и пердит.
an agent of the Russian Military Intelligence in the US.
The secret weapon of the GRU:
Мафиозная жидовка выпучила зенки,
И имеет грозный вид: и ебётся и пердит.
#FBI #CIA #Counterintelligence
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This whore is the Russian Spy:
Stella Nisanova – Novakhova, of the God Nisanov crime family.
If she indeed works somewhere in the administrative capacity, dealing with vaccines and epidemics, it can be very dangerous: she can steal secrets and weaponize the epidemics.
I believe that she had deliberately and deceptively exposed to FLU my mother and myself.
This is equivalent of the attempted murder.
She is a criminal and a brazen liar.
She is a fake blond and a fake person.
I believe, that she is a danger to society.
Investigate her, and very carefully.
Investigate the whole Nisanova – Novakhova Spy Ring: about 10 persons.
x.com/mikenov/status
This whore is the Russian Spy:
Stella Nisanova – Novakhova, of the God Nisanov crime family.
If she indeed works somewhere in the administrative capacity, dealing with vaccines and epidemics, it can be very dangerous: she can steal secrets and weaponize the epidemics.
I believe that she had deliberately and deceptively exposed to FLU my mother and myself.
This is equivalent of the attempted murder.
She is a criminal and a brazen liar.
She is a fake blond and a fake person.
I believe, that she is a danger to society.
Investigate her, and very carefully.
Investigate the whole Nisanova – Novakhova Spy Ring: about 10 persons.
This whore is the Russian Spy: Stella Nisanova – Novakhova’s Spy Ring
This whore is the Russian Spy:
Stella Nisanova – Novakhova’s Spy Ringx.com/mikenov/status/2005345…Michael Novakhov (@mikenov)Вонючая блядь “Мери” … God Nisanov – Russian spy И жидовское говно … Goose-Gusinsky – PIDARAS! – Collection of tweets thenewsandtimes.blogspot.com…— https://x.com/mikenov/status/2005345614276808901
— Michael Novakhov (@mikenov) Dec 30, 2025
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Hi,
I wanted to share a quick but important update as we move closer to Q1.
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European publishers slow down significantly during the winter holiday period, and once this window closes, pricing increases and quality placements become far more limited.
Here’s the reality across competitive niches:
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Hi,
I wanted to share a quick but important update as we move closer to Q1.
Many brands we’re currently working with are already securing high-authority guest post placements for Q1. The reason is straightforward:
European publishers slow down significantly during the winter holiday period, and once this window closes, pricing increases and quality placements become far more limited.
Here’s the reality across competitive niches:
-
Competitors are already locking in authority links for Q1
-
Q1 placements directly influence rankings and lead flow for the rest of the year
-
Delaying until February usually results in fewer options and higher acquisition costs
What we provide:
-
Real, traffic-driven authority sites (no PBNs, no filler domains)
-
Guaranteed placements with full transparency
-
Flexible pricing based on volume
-
Fast turnaround while publishers are still actively publishing
From experience, brands that delay Q1 link acquisition often end up spending nearly double in Q2 just to recover lost momentum — something most regret later.
If you’d like, reply “Q1” and I’ll share a live shortlist with DR, traffic metrics, and pricing.
No calls, no pressure — just clear options you can review.
Best regards,
—
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M: 03040687046 E: aamirsohailseo@gmail.com Zeetech, Faisalabad, Pakistan |
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God Nisanov is a sanctioned Russian billionaire and real estate developer with close ties to the Kremlin, not officially identified by U.S. authorities as the head of a “crime family” involved in Russian espionage in the U.S.. He has been linked to organized crime activities by a former business partner and has faced U.S. sanctions for his proximity to the Russian government, but direct links to espionage in the U.S. have not been confirmed in public reports. [1, 2, 3]
God Nisanov & Organized Crime Allegations
- Sanctions: The U.S. Department of State and Treasury sanctioned God Nisanov in June 2022 as a Russian elite with close ties to the government, including President Vladimir Putin. The sanctions are part of an effort to hold Russian oligarchs accountable for the invasion of Ukraine and to prevent them from using complex networks to hide wealth.
- Business Disputes and Legal Issues: A former business partner, Ilgar Gadzhiev, has alleged that Nisanov used law enforcement and a private security company to illegally force him out of their joint construction business. Gadzhiev fled to the U.S., and in January 2023, the U.S. Department of Justice recognized him as a possible crime victim. Interpol dismissed an arrest request for Gadzhiev by Azerbaijani and Russian authorities as unfounded.
- Connections to Criminal Figures: Media reports have linked individuals associated with Nisanov’s business projects, such as the Food City wholesale center in Moscow, to known Russian organized crime figures (e.g., the Azerbaijani crime boss Vagif Suleymanov). [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
Russian Organized Crime (ROC) in the US
Russian organized crime groups have established a presence in several U.S. cities, including Miami, Los Angeles, and New York. They are involved in various criminal activities such as extortion, drug trafficking, and financial fraud. [6, 7]
While law enforcement and intelligence experts acknowledge the potential for co-optation of ROC by Russian state security services for their own operations, there is no public evidence of God Nisanov’s direct involvement in Russian espionage within the United States. [8, 9, 10]
General reports on ROC indicate:
- ROC groups have the financial capacity to be dangerous, and some former members of Russian security services have provided their expertise to these criminal groups, creating both an economic and potential political threat.
- However, reports from U.S. law enforcement agencies suggest little evidence that ROC has attempted to corrupt U.S. political processes or law enforcement on a systemic level.
- U.S. law enforcement agencies, including the FBI, seriously monitor and investigate the threat posed by these groups, often in cooperation with federal, state, and local agencies. [6, 7, 8, 11]
In summary, while Nisanov is a sanctioned individual with alleged ties to questionable business practices and individuals linked to organized crime in Russia, publicly available information does not substantiate the claim of a “God Nisanov crime family” involved in Russian espionage in the U.S. federal authorities are, however, aware of the broader issues concerning Russian organized crime and potential ties to state interests. [7, 9, 12, 13, 14]
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[9] https://newlinesinstitute.org/strategic-competition/how-russia-uses-organized-crime-for-espionage/
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God Nisanov and his family are prominent Russian-Azerbaijani figures who have come under intense international scrutiny for their ties to the Russian government
. While specific public law enforcement records directly linking the Nisanov family to domestic US espionage operations are not detailed, their business activities and political associations have led to significant US government action.
US Sanctions and Political Ties
God Nisanov was sanctioned by the US in 2022 following the invasion of Ukraine.
- Designation: The US State Department identified him as “one of the richest men in Europe” and a “close associate of several Russian officials”.
- Intelligence Connections: He has been linked to Sergey Naryshkin, the head of Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR), reportedly hosting him at his facilities.
- Philanthropy and Removal: Following these sanctions, Nisanov was removed from his leadership role as vice president of the World Jewish Congress.
Allegations of Organized Crime and Violence
The Nisanov family’s business practices have been associated with allegations of criminal behavior:
- Targeting of Business Rivals: In 2023, the US Department of Justice recognized entrepreneur Ilgar Gadzhiev as a victim of a crime after he fled to the US. Gadzhiev alleged that Nisanov used law enforcement and private security to force him out of their joint business and may have orchestrated an attempted murder.
- “Golden Passports”: Investigative reports by Proekt and OCCRP revealed that Nisanov and his children, including his sons Ervin and Leon, obtained “golden passports” from Dominica in 2017 to bypass international sanctions.
Context of Russian Organized Crime in the US
Broadly, US law enforcement has identified “Eurasian Transnational Organized Crime” and the “Thieves-in-Law” as major threats. These groups are noted for forming alliances with traditional criminal organizations in the US to conduct:
- Financial Crimes: Money laundering, extortion, and fuel tax fraud schemes.
- State-Sponsored Activity: The FBI has noted that Russian state-sponsored cyber-criminal groups often overlap with traditional criminal structures to target US critical infrastructure.
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