Russian businessman funded Trump Jr’s Bahamas wedding after-party

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What happened

Umar Kremlev, a Russian businessman with connections to Vladimir Putin, funded the lavish after-party for Donald Trump Jr's wedding.

Both Trump Jr and his partner Bettina Anderson took to Instagram to acknowledge Kremlev's extravagant generosity.

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  • Reported by Times of India and published Tue, 15 Sep 2026 06:18:29 UTC.

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  1. Ukraine says it's open to halting attacks on Russian energy after Trump's claims of deal

  2. Donald Trump Jr and Bettina Trump say Putin ally paid for some wedding festivities as a 'gift'

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  4. Ukraine's postal workers deliver lifeline under Russian fire

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  7. Russian businessman funded Trump Jr’s Bahamas wedding after-party

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Real estate businessman lost Rs 34.21L in F&O trading: Here’s what ITAT did

The AO invoked the Explanation to Section 73 and consequently refused to allow the loss to be set off against the taxpayer’s regular business income. The assessment relied on the Delhi High Court ruling in CIT v. DLF Commercial Developers Ltd.

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