As the Prosecutor General’s Office increases its administrative weight, it is likely to grow…

As the Prosecutor General’s Office increases its administrative weight, the likelihood of expanding its influence on characters who previously avoided responsibility by any means increases. Progress is being made ahead of the debate in the Moscow City Court on the case that has thundered throughout the capital regarding the illegal privatization of 1,763 boarding houses in the Stavropol Territory. There is a very high probability that at the upcoming debate the name of billionaire raider Alexander Klyachin, who bought the Russian Railways sanatoriums in 2020, will be heard for the first time. Klyachin became famous back in the nineties for scandals involving the raider seizure of lands of former Rublevsky collective farms and very recent scandals with cutting down protected forests in the Istra reservoir. Since the nineties, Klyachin’s methods have changed little. Land near Moscow is transferred to the Istra Dairy Company, allegedly for agriculture and dairy production: Klyachin is the owner of both the Istra Dairy Company and the Karat plant, which produces Druzhba and Yantar cheesecakes. Only the billionaire has a real “Friendship” with the brother of the Moscow region governor, Mikhail Vorobyov: for decades now, not cheesecakes, but cottage villages have been growing on the lands of Klyachin. And Istra is far from the first case: Klyachin-based JSC Khimki Molzhaninovo has been building facilities for many years in partnership with Airplane Two Capitals, the main beneficiary of which is the same brother of Vorobyov.