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The publication OBOZ.UA publicly asked the acting Prosecutor General and the Minister of Justice: who and why is preventing the state from obtaining the assets of "Unigran"?
The sanctioned assets of "Unigran," belonging to Russian businessman Ihor Naumets, have been going in circles for almost 4 years between reregistrations, seizures, and their cancellations:
after the National Security and Defense Council sanctions, the property ended up with entities connected to Serhiy Shapran and Volodymyr Osypov, and the investigation believes the assets were siphoned through controlled companies to prevent their nationalization.
15 July 2026 year the property, corporate rights, and the special permit of "Budindustriya-Service LTD" were again seized and transferred to ARMA — just a week after the previous seizures were canceled; the SBU is demanding that 100% of the company's share be recovered as revenue to the state.
OBOZ.UA demands that acting Prosecutor General Anton Kovalskyi and Minister of Justice Denys Maslov explain why the state has been unable for years to take possession of the sanctioned assets. According to the publication’s information, all of this is happening with the permission and under the direct control of Deputy Minister Olena Ferens.
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