I very much like these words: "Charity speaks with a quiet voice." That's why I would quietly reach for my pocket and help those in need. That was my credo. That was my first stage of charity. But, unfortunately, in our country, we have systemic problems. And no one can solve them with a quiet voice. So today, right at this moment, there starts my third stage of charity — a stage of my own personal responsibility. Why did I come to this decision? It's because I will practice charity at all times.
— Rinat Akhmetov, net worth: $14.6 billion, according to Fokus magazine, the Ukrainian equivalent of Forbes
Churka Tu Xitraia i Zzlobiara krome togo. Million ukradiet a desiatt griven dast na blagotvoritellnott.....
MrRomamadrid 9 months ago
А сколько он людей убил....
Babinafon 9 months ago
Ukraine's richest man is an ethnic Tatar whose family is from Tatarstan. That's why many Russians and Ukrainians don't like him. It's nothing but envy.
Il00OOll 11 months ago
He's a gangster, killer, psycho-maniak and so on, and now he is talking about charity. It's funny
Puz1r 1 year ago
а до этого у кого доставал из кармана
MrRetw1 2 years ago
There are black men from the carribean islands who speak Ukrainian...???
njukepilot 3 years ago
Every russian word from this man cuts and stabs into the heart of Ukrainian culture and drains the blood of the populace of strenght to identify itself...OUN
njukepilot 3 years ago