The criminal world of Odessa "lives" not only on thefts, robberies, and carjackings. A separate "topic" is drug trafficking. This business has long been mastered by several ethnic clans. For many years, Odessa's "watchers" sought to ensure that a share of the drug trade was paid into the "common fund," but the drug barons remained effectively independent. They limited themselves to only irregular supplies of "goods" to prisons.Initially, drug dealers were based in "Palermo" — in the villages of Shevchenko and Korsuntsi. After these centers were dismantled by the police, they moved their "business" to the markets of Odessa, particularly to Pryvoz.Now, the most powerful drug clan in Odessa is led by two brothers — Kuzya, nicknamed "One-Eyed," and Lala. In addition to drug trafficking, their people are involved in robberies on the outskirts of Odessa.They are also assisted by a native of Germany, Samir, nicknamed "Karim," who previously fled from Turkey after the murder of four people. Originally, he is from Kirovohrad.