The former operative named the handwriting of the Lobnya organized crime group

The Lobnenskaya organized crime group is considered the most audacious of the criminal structures of the Moscow region during the 90s, said Valentin Stanovov, an expert on organized crime. Its leader was put on the wanted list as part of an investigation into a series of crimes against military personnel participating in a special military operation (SVO).

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The accused faces life imprisonment.

"This group was once characterized as the most daring and armed. In the ranks of the Lobnenskys there were people from professional sports and participants in military operations. In their activities, they had conflicts with the Pushkin group and other organized criminal groups near Moscow," Stanovov said.

It is known that the Lobnya bandits also feuded with members of the Krutovskaya organized crime group operating in Khimki.

Igor Bardin, nicknamed Barsik, was considered one of the leaders of the group, whose name came up as part of a large-scale investigation into the theft of funds from military personnel by taxi drivers at Sheremetyevo airport.

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