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Uppdrag granskning: Akilov och sommarhusen på Gotland poster

Uppdrag granskning: Akilov och sommarhusen på Gotland 

Rakhmat Akilov himself states during questioning that he was paid under the table to renovate two summer houses owned by Özz Nûjen and his sister. Janne Josefsson has met with Özz Nûjen, who categorically denies the allegations.
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Rakhmat Akilov himself states during questioning that he was paid under the table to renovate two summer houses owned by Özz Nûjen and his sister. Janne Josefsson has met with Özz Nûjen, who categorically denies the allegations.

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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:SVT

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