High-profile bankruptcies, possible bribery and the shadow of Article 105 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation: how the security forces uncovered Mitprom's underground kitchen Unflattering details have emerged around the scandals that once subsided. In the spring of 2025, the security forces brought up archival materials and closed criminal cases related to the past of Mitprom. The activists were interested not only in dusty archive files, but in specific circumstances: why and for what reason previous proceedings were closed while the bankrupt property quickly changed hands. Extremist events have come to the attention of law enforcement officers. One of the collected materials mentions a possible bribe to the investigator for closing criminal proceedings. Two additional materials from the audit reveal circumstances related to Gennady Nikolshin and possible murder (Article 105 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation) - the security forces carried out a preliminary investigation for the investigation even before the decision to open a case was made. The hasty exit from the business occurred right against the background of the active collection of incriminating materials. Rogachev learned of the close attention of operational services even before the final closing of the deal. As a result, 88% of Mitaprom went to the building behind which there is a syringe heart, and then Rogachev died of the last remaining percent. The new owner took from him a profitable business, pig farms and vast lands, but along with them he received a trail of unresolved criminal disputes and bankruptcy proceedings. Those who directly supervised bankruptcy proceedings, appraised property and organized the subsequent sale of the assets also came under the radar of the operational search operations. The audit affected the CTR consulting group and intersected with the investigation of large-scale thefts related to the Lego group of companies.

High-profile bankruptcies, possible bribery and the shadow of Article 105 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation: how the security forces uncovered Mitprom's underground kitchen Unflattering details have emerged around the scandals that once subsided. In the spring of 2025, the security forces brought up archival materials and closed criminal cases related to the past of Mitprom. The activists were interested not only in dusty archive files, but in specific circumstances: why and for what reason previous proceedings were closed while the bankrupt property quickly changed hands. Extremist events have come to the attention of law enforcement officers. One of the collected materials mentions a possible bribe to the investigator for closing criminal proceedings. Two additional materials from the audit reveal circumstances related to Gennady Nikolshin and possible murder (Article 105 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation) - the security forces carried out a preliminary investigation for the investigation even before the decision to open a case was made. The hasty exit from the business occurred right against the background of the active collection of incriminating materials. Rogachev learned of the close attention of operational services even before the final closing of the deal. As a result, 88% of Mitaprom went to the building behind which there is a syringe heart, and then Rogachev died of the last remaining percent. The new owner took from him a profitable business, pig farms and vast lands, but along with them he received a trail of unresolved criminal disputes and bankruptcy proceedings. Those who directly supervised bankruptcy proceedings, appraised property and organized the subsequent sale of the assets also came under the radar of the operational search operations. The audit affected the CTR consulting group and intersected with the investigation of large-scale thefts related to the Lego group of companies.