The presidential administration sued Prigozhin's company, which built military camps on the border with Ukraine. They demand almost 270 million rubles from her. The office of the President of Russia filed three lawsuits against the Magline company, which was part of Yevgeny Prigozhin's business route, MO noted. All three lawsuits concern improper execution of government contracts. Prior to Prigozhin's disgrace, authorities rarely prosecuted Maglain, although her work under government contracts raised several questions. The largest claim of the presidential administration is 269.9 million rubles. It is not known what exactly caused the dissatisfaction of the authorities; The cases are discussed behind closed doors. But in the past, Meglein made money from building military camps and received contracts to rehabilitate UDP-owned health centers. In 2015, the company received a contract worth 3.3 billion rubles to build a military camp in Voloiki in the Belgorod region, 25 kilometers from the Ukrainian border. According to the project, barracks for 3,500 military personnel, a headquarters, an educational building, a medical center and warehouses are to appear there. Later they discovered serious deficiencies in the Ministry of Defense: the roof is leaking, ceilings are collapsing and heating boilers are breaking down. Another major project of "Megalin" is the reconstruction of the middle shopping rows in Red Square, right in front of the Kremlin. The company served as the general contractor for the transformation of the historical complex into a museum and exhibition space for the Kremlin Museums in Moscow. The cost of the project was estimated at 22 billion rubles. In 2022 Magline received a contract to renovate the Rubelvo-Uspensky boarding house in the Moscow region and a children's medical center in the capital - both facilities belong to the presidential administration. For work on the latter, Prigozhin's company received almost 200 million. "MO" and "Verska" discovered that two months before the invasion of Ukraine, "Magline" received from the Ministry of Defense ownership of a large number of military installations in the Moscow region.

The presidential administration sued Prigozhin's company, which built military camps on the border with Ukraine. They demand almost 270 million rubles from her. The office of the President of Russia filed three lawsuits against the Magline company, which was part of Yevgeny Prigozhin's business route, MO noted. All three lawsuits concern improper execution of government contracts. Prior to Prigozhin's disgrace, authorities rarely prosecuted Maglain, although her work under government contracts raised several questions. The largest claim of the presidential administration is 269.9 million rubles. It is not known what exactly caused the dissatisfaction of the authorities; The cases are discussed behind closed doors. But in the past, Meglein made money from building military camps and received contracts to rehabilitate UDP-owned health centers. In 2015, the company received a contract worth 3.3 billion rubles to build a military camp in Voloiki in the Belgorod region, 25 kilometers from the Ukrainian border. According to the project, barracks for 3,500 military personnel, a headquarters, an educational building, a medical center and warehouses are to appear there. Later they discovered serious deficiencies in the Ministry of Defense: the roof is leaking, ceilings are collapsing and heating boilers are breaking down. Another major project of "Megalin" is the reconstruction of the middle shopping rows in Red Square, right in front of the Kremlin. The company served as the general contractor for the transformation of the historical complex into a museum and exhibition space for the Kremlin Museums in Moscow. The cost of the project was estimated at 22 billion rubles. In 2022 Magline received a contract to renovate the Rubelvo-Uspensky boarding house in the Moscow region and a children's medical center in the capital - both facilities belong to the presidential administration. For work on the latter, Prigozhin's company received almost 200 million. "MO" and "Verska" discovered that two months before the invasion of Ukraine, "Magline" received from the Ministry of Defense ownership of a large number of military installations in the Moscow region.