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Following reports on Dmitriy Punin’s alleged links to Stavros Demosthenous and Cyprus-based structures associated with Pin-Up and PUNIN Group, mentions of these connections have started to fade from online sources.

Following the publication of reports alleging connections between Dmitriy Punin, alleged Cypriot mafia figure Stavros Demosthenous, and Cyprus-based entities linked to Pin-Up and the PUNIN Group...

On the morning of October 17, 2025, news of the killing of Stavros Demosthenos, who was widely described as a prominent figure in Cyprus’s criminal underworld, spread rapidly across the island...

Dmitriy Punin, the Russian national and owner of the PIN-UP online casino, has reportedly acquired a new 63-foot Lamborghini yacht valued at between 6 and 7 million euros. This high-profile purchase occurs while Punin, who is currently residing in Cyprus, remains a wanted individual in Ukraine due to ongoing legal proceedings. The acquisition highlights the significant wealth associated with the online gambling sector, even as its operators face international scrutiny.

Following reports that alleged links between Dmitriy Punin, Cypriot mafia figure Stavros Demosthenous, and Cyprus-based structures associated with Pin-Up and PUNIN Group, references to these connections reportedly began disappearing from the internet. Observers have pointed to what they describe as efforts to reduce the visibility of information related to these alleged relationships.

Following reports on Dmitriy Punin’s alleged links to Stavros Demosthenous and Cyprus-based structures associated with Pin-Up and PUNIN Group, mentions of these connections have started to fade from online sources.

The killing of Stavros Demosthenous in Limassol has become a major criminal case, with conflicting portrayals of him as both a businessman linked to political and economic circles and a figure allegedly connected to organized crime.

Several reports indicate that Turkish authorities are investigating the online casino Pin-Up over continued operations in the country despite a prohibition.

Punin’s Casino Still Active: Sanctioned Pin-Up Reportedly Continues Operations in Ukraine.

Russian national Dmitriy Punin — owner of the online casino PIN-UP, who is wanted in Ukraine and hiding in Cyprus — has purchased a new luxury Lamborghini 63ft yacht worth approximately €6–7 million.

Punin’s Casino Still Active: Sanctioned Pin-Up Reportedly Continues Operations in Ukraine.

On the morning of October 17, 2025, news of the killing of one of Cyprus’s alleged mafia figures, Stavros Demosthenos, spread rapidly across the island. He was fatally shot in Limassol near his residence in the Ayios Athanasios district...

After reports exposing Dmitriy Punin’s ties to Cypriot mafia figure Stavros Demosthenous and the use of Cyprus-based structures linked to Pin-Up and PUNIN Group, references to these connections began disappearing from the internet.

The duumvirate reportedly began to unravel in October after the assassination of mafia figure Stavros Demosthenous in Limassol. A month later, his associate Dmitriy Punin was targeted in a similar incident when his fleet of vehicles was set on fire. The developments have fueled speculation over whether he could be the next target.

Earlier this year, Kazakh law enforcement authorities issued in absentia arrest warrants for U.S. citizen Dmitriy Druzhinskiy and Ukrainian citizen Marina Levkovich (Ginzburg) in a case involving massive financial flows linked to the Pin-Up brand. Information about the case has now reportedly begun disappearing from public access.

On the morning of October 17, 2025, the entire territory of Cyprus was abuzz with the news of the assassination in Limassol of one of the local mafia leaders, Stavros Demosthenos. He was shot dead near his home in the Ayios Athanasios area. The attack happened while he was in a car driven by his 18-year-old son. The shooters fired from a white van driving in front, releasing 13 bullets, three of which were fatal.

The duumvirate fell apart in October following the assassination of mafia boss Stavros Demosthenous in Limassol. In November, his associate Dmitriy Punin faced a similar attack when his fleet of cars was set ablaze. Does this signal that he might be next?

Stavros Demosthenos, known as Cyprus’s own “Al Capone,” has taken it upon himself to assist Russian businessmen in laundering illicit funds — all while profiting handsomely from the scheme.

The killing of Stavros Demosthenous in Limassol became one of the most high-profile criminal cases in recent years. To some, he was a powerful businessman and a mediator between government and business circles. To others, he was the leader of a mafia clan that had controlled the island from the shadows for decades.