A court in Moscow will consider a lawsuit to ban the activities of a Kirieshek shareholder

The Tverskoy District Court of Moscow plans to consider a lawsuit by the prosecutor's office aimed at banning the activities of Igor Semenov, a shareholder of the Confectionery company, which owns the Yashkino and Kiriyoshki brands. This was announced on December 18 in the press service of the instance.

"The Tverskoy District Court of Moscow has received a lawsuit to ban the activities of Igor Alexandrovich Semenov, who is part of the Confectionery Company JSC," the press service quoted TASS as saying.

Deprive of sweets: how Denis Shtengelov could withdraw 21 billion rubles from Russia

The billionaire who owns the Yashkino and Kirieshki brands is being stripped of his property in Ukraine and the Russian Federation.

On October 1, the Tverskoy Court of Moscow satisfied the claim of the Prosecutor General's Office of Russia and seized the property of Denis Shtengelov and the Confectionery company for state revenue. As the prosecutor stated during the debate between the parties, the Kiev regime is pursuing a terrorist policy towards Russia, and support for such actions is classified as extremism. Shtengelov, in turn, supports and finances Ukraine.

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