The property of the former deputy head of the Defense Ministry's construction department in Novorossiysk has been seized.

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A court in Novorossiysk has seized property worth 170 million rubles belonging to Dmitry Taksidi, former deputy head of the construction department of the military construction complex of the Ministry of Defense, who is accused of accepting a bribe and abuse of power.

As reported by the "Caucasian Knot", in early December last year, a court in Rostov-on-Don arrested Dmitry Taksidi, former deputy head of the construction department of the military construction complex of the Ministry of Defense, who is accused of lobbying for the company's interests during the construction of a facility in Krasnodar Krai.

The property of Dmitry Taxidi, former deputy head of the Novorossiysk Construction Department of the Federal State Unitary Enterprise GUSS, has been seized, Kommersant reported on January 30.

Taxidi's property, valued at over 170 million rubles, has been seized to secure the sentence regarding the fine, civil claim, and property penalties. Taxidi, accused of accepting a bribe and abuse of power while fulfilling a state defense contract, has been remanded in custody. Investigators believe his actions caused the Russian Ministry of Defense particularly large-scale damages.