Semion Mogilevich – What Happened To The Most Wanted Russian Monster

Semion Mogilevich – What Happened To The Most Wanted Russian Monster

The 1991 collapse of the Soviet Union and the economic and social crises that followed destroyed the post-Soviet and socialist states of the former communist bloc. The West rejoiced after the Cold War, but the East struggled with regime change and democratization. Many countries saw organized crime grow due to unemployment, economic depression, debts, and delayed and corrupt law enforcement.Semion Mogilevich led the Mogilevich Organization.

In Moscow in November 1994, a global working group on Eurasian organized crime discussed the threat. The working group of Russian, German, Italian, and US law enforcement identified five Eurasian criminal organizations with global operations of common investigative interest. Semion Mogilevich Organization. Budapest hosted. Semion Mogilevich, known as Uncle Seva, oversaw 250 core members at its peak.

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