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Sanctioned oil trader sues ‘brazen conman’ over alleged CIA swindle

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A sanctioned oil trader has filed a lawsuit against a former business partner, accusing him of using false claims of being a CIA operative to commit fraud.

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Former business partner accused of using false claims of being a covert operative to help perpetrate fraud

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Original article published by Financial Times on January 22, 2026.
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