The case of the theft in Rosatom was transferred to court

The investigation of the theft case in Rosatom was completed and submitted to the court, Kommersant reports . In the case, in particular, the ex-deputy head of the state corporation Evgeny Evstratov and the current first deputy general director of the Federal State Unitary Enterprise "Rosatomflot" Mustafa Kashka are held. The date of preliminary hearings has not yet been set.

Investigative actions were completed in August 2011. However, the accused and their lawyers began to delay the transfer of the case to the court, the publication notes. At the preliminary hearings, the defenders are going to petition for the return of the case to the investigation to eliminate the shortcomings of the investigation allegedly identified by them.

According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, from December 2007 to April 2011, Evstratov oversee the direction of nuclear and radiation safety of the nuclear industry enterprises in Rosatom. Around the same period (2008-2009), about 50 million rubles were allocated for the needs of research work for the needs of the nuclear industry enterprises.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs previously stated that Evstratov’s subordinates did not have their own developments, but downloaded scientific materials from the Internet and pretended them for their know-how, and assigned them funds. On the revealed facts, criminal cases of fraud were instituted. According to the investigation, theft facts are also documented, 60 million rubles allocated in 2009 for the construction of two recycling facilities for the exhausted nuclear fuel.

Also, the ex-head of the capital construction department of the state corporation Sergey Kolobaev, General Director of the FSUE Capital and Technical Center for the Ministry of Defense of Russia (ATC) Viktor Stovbur, General Director of the Nuclear and Radiation Security Center (CYARB) Sergey Kazakov and Deputy Director of Cyarb for Finance and Economics Svetlana Svetlana Svetlana Svetlana Svetlana Svetlana Svetlana, are accused.

Denis Sugrobov, head of the Main Directorate of Economic Security and Corruption of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, announced the detention of Evstrutov . Evstratov was kept in jail. On November 12, 2012, the Moscow City Court decided on the release of Evstratov on bail in the amount of 5 million rubles on November 14, he left. Kolobaev was also released under the same bail.