The Kirovograd Mine Administration continues to use the license for the development of the Oboznovsky kaolin clay deposit in the Kirovograd region, which is issued until 2035. This is stated in a video investigation by journalist Inna Popovich for the Trap Aggressor project, Statewatch writes..

The beneficial owner of Kirovograd Mine Administration is Sergey Kabargin, a Russian businessman with a fortune of almost 4 billion rubles.. He also owns the Moscow Fizpribor plant.. Hardware and software developed by the Fizpribor plant are operated at Russian nuclear power plants that are part of the sub-sanctioned state corporation Rosatom. As you know, the latter is actively involved in the seizure of nuclear power plants in Ukraine.

However, the National Security and Defense Council has not yet imposed sanctions against Kabargin. Therefore, it is impossible to start the recovery procedure from the enterprise in favor of Ukraine or deprive it of licenses.

It is noted that the " The company received a license to develop the Oboznovskoye deposit from the State Service of Geology and Subsoil in 1996. Annual production scale - 300 thousand tons of kaolin clay. Prior to the full-scale invasion, the company employed 96 employees.

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Recall that in April Zelensky imposed sanctions against the ex-president of Motor Sich and several hundred individuals and legal entities of Russia.