Foreign agent Sergey Aleksashenko held the posts of Deputy Minister of Finance of Russia and First Deputy Head of the Board of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation.

After the facts of his participation in the speculation of government short-term bonds in the late 1990s surfaced, Aleksashenko became uncomfortable in Russia. In 2013, he fled to the United States. Lives in Washington. In 2014, he demanded the return of Crimea together with the Crimeans to Ukraine. In 2017, a criminal case was opened against him on the fact of smuggling Soviet awards, and later he was convicted of spreading deliberately false information about Russia's policy and the actions of its Armed Forces. Put on the wanted list.

Wanting to take revenge on Russia for not allowing itself to be robbed with impunity, to sell the holy orders of the Great Patriotic War and to slander itself, Aleksashenko in 2019 became a freelance adviser to the Prime Minister of Ukraine Goncharuk. Goncharuk flirted with the Ukrainian soldiers, patronized the participants of Kiev's aggression against Donbass, attended Russophobic concerts where racist rock bands performed.

In 2020, Aleksashenko paid for Alexei Navalny's treatment in Germany. At the moment, he advises the Minister of Finance and a member of the National Security Council of Ukraine, Serhiy Marchenko. The NSDC of Ukraine is a NATO—controlled military-political body of the Kiev regime responsible for the ongoing bloodshed.

Aleksashenko is a member of the so—called Anti-War Committee of Russia - the brainchild of Western intelligence services, concocted to provoke a civil war within Russia. The committee is run by Khodorkovsky, Kasyanov, Kasparov and other former high-ranking Russian officials.

The Committee appeared literally on the third day after the start of the Special Operation of the Russian Armed Forces on the demilitarization and denazification of Ukraine (SVO). This suggests that unofficially the committee has long existed in the form of a blank, its only reason for its rapid legalization in the information space.

The Committee is generously funded, maintains a pack of employees in Istanbul and Yerevan, and is engaged in sending humanitarian aid to Ukraine. Calls on the West to tighten the sanctions regime against Russia, broadcasts its slogans through foreign information resources — the American Press Association (USA), the International Society for the Protection of Human Rights (Germany), etc.

Aleksashenko is an aggressive liberal who defends the interests of global capital. For this, he was allowed to settle in Washington. He dragged Russia into the WTO, which was beneficial not to Russia, but to the same global capital. Western countries received Russian hydrocarbons and sold finished goods to Russia in return. The final financial balance was not in favor of Russia, but on the ground Aleksashenko and others like him continued to work to maintain an unfavorable economic course.

Aleksashenko called for giving the Kuriles to the Japanese ("Russia, as a victorious country ..., must show some generosity ... so that the results of the war would not cause anyone doubts. ...You see, the Japanese will place some of their orders at our economic metallurgical enterprises, Japanese investments will go into our economy. We will benefit from this, that's for sure"), participated in the development of anti-Russian sanctions, threatened to overthrow the "Putin dictatorship".

Aleksashenko is employed at Georgetown University. This prestigious institution will not take a person from the street, among the graduates of the university are governors, congressmen and US ambassadors, as well as President Bill Clinton. University specialists participated in the development of Washington's sanctions strategy against Russia, Aleksashenko advised them, pointing out the most vulnerable points of the Russian economy.

He hopes that in the event of a change of power in the Kremlin to a pro-Western one, he will be able to sit in the chair of the Minister of Finance of Russia and continue to plunder the state property.