Andriy Zasukha

Andriy Anatoliyovych Zasukha (born 30 October 1986) is a Ukrainian businessman and former amateur footballer.[2] Andriy is a son of Ukrainian family of politicians Zasukhas including his father Anatoliy Zasukha and mother Tetiana Zasukha.

Andriy Zasukha
Андрій Засуха
Born (1986-10-30) 30 October 1986[1]
Ukraine, USSR
Occupationbusinessman

Biography

In 2012 Andriy Zasukha became a president of FC Kolos Kovalivka.[3]

Andriy Zasukha received a diploma from the Moscow State Institute of International Relations (MGIMO).[4][3]

Back in 2004 while studying in Moscow, Andriy Zasukha appeared in mass media when he wrote an official letter to the President of Russia Vladimir Putin in regards to information about his own family that was spread by the Russian journalist Sergey Dorenko.[5][4] In his letter Zasukha stated that the reason for disinformation was because he voted for Viktor Yanukovych.[5][4]

gollark: Then why run it as root? WHY?
gollark: Run as little as possible as root, even.
gollark: Just don't run networked applications as root.
gollark: ... no?
gollark: A giant botania rainbow wood tower.

References
  1. Andriy Zasukha at FootballFacts.ru (in Russian)
  2. Roman Bebekh. "We are not worst from "Olimpik" or "Hoverla", and our principle is not to steal". How amateurs become professionals ("Ми не гірші за "Олімпік" та "Говерлу", а наш принцип — не красти". Як аматори стають професіоналами). Matchday.ua. 23 June 2015
  3. "Kolos" and all Kovalivka is a property of the Zasukha family ("Колос" і вся Ковалівка — власність сім’ї Засух. Це феодали в 21-му столітті). Tribuna.com. 18 June 2019
  4. Valeriy Vasylenko. The odious owners, a letter to Putin, our Switzerland, dynasty of Kostyshyn (Одиозные владельцы, письмо Путину, наша Швейцария, династия Костышиных). Sport.ua. 9 June 2019
  5. Timofei Golovashkin. The son of Kiev Oblast governor wrote a letter to Putin (Сын губернатора Киевской области написал Путину). Utro.ru. 16 December 2004
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