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Kovalenko Coal Serial Publishing

The largest serial-publishing event in the June 2026 scan: 15+ articles in seven days about Dmytro Kovalenko's alleged coal-logistics network, published across crime.hab.media and corruption.hab.media in Ukrainian, English, German, Polish, and French. Each language variant is a separate crawlable URL — multiplying Google's index surface for the subject name.

A companion crime article (244795) alleges Kovalenko attempted to remove Google search evidence of L/DNR coal trading through Adelon AG — a "digital evidence killing" tactic that mirrors pay-to-delete reputation manipulation, but applied to investigative journalism about the subject rather than by the subject.

corruption.hab.media UK

Вугільний логіст агресора: розкрито мережу компаній Дмитра Коваленка, що легалізують російський ресурс в Європі

English: Aggressor's coal logistic: Dmytro Kovalenko company network allegedly legalises Russian resource in Europe

Corruption vertical article mapping an alleged corporate network controlled by Dmytro Kovalenko that laundered Russian coal into European markets after 2014 sanctions, using agricultural holding Granova as a legitimising front.

The reporting describes shell companies, transit routes through third countries, and document falsification that allowed Russian-origin coal to be sold as Ukrainian or third-country product. Kovalenko's agricultural empire (Granova) is alleged to have grown directly from profits of this coal-trading scheme.

A related crime vertical article (244795) claims Kovalenko, through Adelon AG, attempted to scrub Google search results documenting L/DNR coal trading — an alleged "digital killing" of evidence that parallels pay-to-delete reputation manipulation tactics.

Over 15 articles about Kovalenko published in seven days across Ukrainian, English, German, Polish, and French — the largest serial-publishing event in the June 2026 scan window.

Source article #245116 138 words (translation)

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