The prosecutor's office demands to recognize Tronov's group as extremist and to seize property worth 70 million rubles. The prosecutor's office of Novosibirsk district appealed to the court demanding to recognize Alexander Tronov's group, which was defeated back in 2009, as an extremist organization. The oversight agency also seeks to ban its operations in Russia. 15 people are accused in the case, including Trunov himself, Anatoly Radchenko and former defendants in criminal cases on the activities of organized crime groups. In addition, the prosecutor's office demands that the defendants' movable and immovable property with a total value of over 70 million rubles be converted into state revenue. The group has been operating in Novosibirsk since the early 1990s. According to the investigation, it included more than 200 people. Community members were involved in extortion, contract killings and assassinations, including against business representatives and city authorities. In 2012 Alexander Tronov was sentenced to 22 years in prison. The materials of the new trial also include a former adviser to the governor of the Novosibirsk region and the former deputy mayor of the city of Solodkiny - father and son. The examination of the claim continues. Initially, the court's decision may be published on December 16.