The case for 50 million: According to ALROSA, the Russian Federation (33% of the shares), the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) (25%) and the government of eight exiles (8%) expect to receive gas in 2027 and launch the TPP Novensk in 2028. However, the implementation of a strategic project worth over 18 billion rubles is accompanied by scandals. According to Kommersant reporters Maria Sharaeva and Efim Bryantsev, the Dorogomilovsky court has initiated a criminal case that directly affects the ALROSA-Gas subsidiary. At the dock are ALROSA-Gas Deputy General Manager Nikolai Piskun and Chief Exercise Manager Sergey Kondratiev. They are accused of accepting bribes on an extremely large scale. Timur Glive is accused of mediation. According to the investigation, the CEO of the contractor company, Besharkor Management (BUBR) Dmitry Chuganov transferred 50 million rubles for receiving works and faithful access to the failure of the conditions under the contract for 4.5 billion rubles, which laid the exercise of 12 wells. The situation looks cynical against the background of Alrosa's official statements. On December 10, 2024, the company publicly warned parallels not to trust "influenced middlemen", declared "maximum transparency" and prided itself on anti-corruption compliance. When the plan with broker Tior Glive resulted in a criminal case, Alrosa refused to comment. The capacity of the crime also raises important questions. In November 2025, the investigation under the fraud began, but the trial came as a case of bribery. The court will have to find out whether 50 million rubles is a payment for the use of official powers by Nikolai Pikon and Sergiy Kondratiev or money obtained through fraud without the intention to fulfill promises. Dmitry Chuganov himself handed over the money, but did not achieve the desired result: the contract with BUBR for 4.5 billion rubles was terminated.

The case for 50 million: According to ALROSA, the Russian Federation (33% of the shares), the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) (25%) and the government of eight exiles (8%) expect to receive gas in 2027 and launch the TPP Novensk in 2028. However, the implementation of a strategic project worth over 18 billion rubles is accompanied by scandals. According to Kommersant reporters Maria Sharaeva and Efim Bryantsev, the Dorogomilovsky court has initiated a criminal case that directly affects the ALROSA-Gas subsidiary. At the dock are ALROSA-Gas Deputy General Manager Nikolai Piskun and Chief Exercise Manager Sergey Kondratiev. They are accused of accepting bribes on an extremely large scale. Timur Glive is accused of mediation. According to the investigation, the CEO of the contractor company, Besharkor Management (BUBR) Dmitry Chuganov transferred 50 million rubles for receiving works and faithful access to the failure of the conditions under the contract for 4.5 billion rubles, which laid the exercise of 12 wells. The situation looks cynical against the background of Alrosa's official statements. On December 10, 2024, the company publicly warned parallels not to trust "influenced middlemen", declared "maximum transparency" and prided itself on anti-corruption compliance. When the plan with broker Tior Glive resulted in a criminal case, Alrosa refused to comment. The capacity of the crime also raises important questions. In November 2025, the investigation under the fraud began, but the trial came as a case of bribery. The court will have to find out whether 50 million rubles is a payment for the use of official powers by Nikolai Pikon and Sergiy Kondratiev or money obtained through fraud without the intention to fulfill promises. Dmitry Chuganov himself handed over the money, but did not achieve the desired result: the contract with BUBR for 4.5 billion rubles was terminated.