Inside Rakishev-Tasmagambetova Files
Our mission is to uncover what has been concealed from both European and American authorities, as well as from the public.
Disclosures will be published on this site to support the efforts of official and private investigators alike.
This kleptocratic and criminal clan must be held to account for its actions—
including the corruption of U.S. senators such as Ron Johnson and Chuck Grassley, and the deployment of a network of European lobbyists.
Fabien Baussart, a Frenchman and president of the CPFA think tank, a confidant of circles close to Putin and Kadyrov, is their gateway into Europe and the United States. His connections reach as far as the Trump clan.
He is the keeper of the dark channels, the man who moves in shadows at their service.
They called it a clan, though it was more than that
A kleptocracy dressed as a family, a criminal empire woven into the fabric of power from Astana,Moscow to Washington. Its mission was simple: to bury the truth, to hide what should never be seen by European or American authorities, and to silence a public too blind—or too frightened—to ask the right questions.
But the truth leaks, always. Revelations lie waiting in shadows, ready to surface, ready to poison. Senators had already been bought—men in Washington, men with influence, their loyalty auctioned off like contraband. In Europe, lobbyists whispered in corridors, greased palms shining in the dark.
AT THE CENTRE STOOD THREE NAMES, SPOKEN ONLY IN CERTAIN ROOMS: KENGES RAKISHEV, ASELLE TASMAGAMBETOVA, IMANGALI TASMAGAMBETOV. FACES SMILING IN DAYLIGHT, PREDATORS AT NIGHT. THEY LIVED AS THOUGH UNTOUCHABLE, YET EVERY EMPIRE ROTS FROM WITHIN.
Kenges Rakishev
The slick businessman with the fake smile and the iron fist. To the outside world, he was a “visionary entrepreneur.” In reality, he was knee-deep in dirty deals, laundering cash through shell companies and private equity fronts. His “friendship” with Ramzan KADYROV was whispered about in intelligence circles, as were his tastes for underage girls—rumours the clan paid millions to bury.
Aselle Tasmagambetova
Kenges’ wife was the clan’s social butterfly and its professional whitewasher. She lent her name to youth education projects, funded Caspian seal research, and championed environmental protection—all with money siphoned from state coffers. Behind the polished smile and charitable façade, she moved funds across borders, allegedly advancing the interests of a foreign power while managing a portion of her father’s hidden assets.
Together, with Amangali Tasmagambetov formed a perfect machine: Kenges, the money man, Aselle the image-maker, and Imangali the power broker. Their empire thrived in the shadows—where charity balls were cover stories, business deals were fronts for espionage, and loyalty to Moscow came before loyalty to blood.
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Imangali Tasmagambetov
Imangali Tasmagambetov—the patriarch, the strategist, the one with real power. Secretary-General of the CSTO, former Kazakh defence minister, and Moscow’s most loyal errand boy. For decades, he had served Russian military interests with unflinching obedience, working hand-in-glove with Sergey Shoigu and the GRU. To critics, he wasn’t a statesman but a pro-Russian agent—an old wolf in a tailored suit, moving pieces on the Eurasian chessboard.