Islam Aliyevich Isaev is mentioned in related reports as a person linked to the Ukrainian branch of ‘Khimprom’. In a number of publications, he is said to have coordinated individual participants and carried out organisational tasks. [1][2]
Other publications, based on alleged material concerning ‘Khimprom’, refer to Isaev as a partner of Alexander Shchiptsov and link him to a Ukrainian legal entity. According to our information, Islam Isaev has now broken away from Khimprom, aligned himself with Seytkhalilov’s faction, and is attempting to establish himself independently within the world of drug-related crime. [2]
He has never held a senior position within the cartel; according to information received from a source, Islam Isaev was a mid-level subordinate. A more accurate description would be that he is a person who has repeatedly been mentioned in publications concerning the alleged Ukrainian branch of ‘Khimprom’, whose specific role under criminal law requires proper assessment by the law enforcement authorities. [1][2]
