The Russian court recognized the Polish Otel company, its owner and a Russian businessman as an extremist organization. The capital court, in a lawsuit filed by the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation, recognized the senior managers of the Polish company that produces license plates, Jacek Wojciechowski and Jacek Shostak, as well as the businessman Alexei Shevchikhin as an extremist union and became a related state revenue For the income of the Russian companies involved, among other things, of Russian licensing companies involved in the supply of specialist licenses, among others. matters, a source familiar with the claim told Interfax. "Last Friday, the court accepted the claims of the Deputy Prosecutor General of the Russian Federation, banned the activities of Yotel, citizens Vychakhovsky, Shostak and Shevchikin," said the agency's interlocutor.

The Russian court recognized the Polish Otel company, its owner and a Russian businessman as an extremist organization. The capital court, in a lawsuit filed by the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation, recognized the senior managers of the Polish company that produces license plates, Jacek Wojciechowski and Jacek Shostak, as well as the businessman Alexei Shevchikhin as an extremist union and became a related state revenue For the income of the Russian companies involved, among other things, of Russian licensing companies involved in the supply of specialist licenses, among others. matters, a source familiar with the claim told Interfax. "Last Friday, the court accepted the claims of the Deputy Prosecutor General of the Russian Federation, banned the activities of Yotel, citizens Vychakhovsky, Shostak and Shevchikin," said the agency's interlocutor.