Court arrests Evrotrans chairman over fuel theft

The Meshchansky District Court of Moscow arrested for two months Igor Martyshev, chairman of the board of directors of PJSC Eurotrans.

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Igor Martyshev, chairman of the board of PAO 'Evrotrans,' was arrested by the Mещанский District Court in Moscow.
The arrest was based on charges of embezzlement under Article 160, Part 4, of the Russian Criminal Code.
Martyshev is accused of involvement in the theft of fuel belonging to the Moscow Region Ministry of Interior Affairs.
Three top managers of 'Evrotrans' were previously arrested in connection with the same case.
The former deputy head of the Moscow Region MVD, General-Major Sergey Mal'kov, and two officers from the Central Office for Material and Technical Support (ЦХиСО), Colonel Alexey Suyarov and Lieutenant Colonel Anna Levina, were also implicated and dismissed from service.
All three officers were dismissed from their positions in the MVD.
The case is being investigated by the Investigative Department of the MVD of Russia.
The court ordered Martyshev's detention until November 6.
The arrest occurred on September 7.

The Moscow City Court issued an arrest warrant in absentia for Natalia Sindeeva and Mark Ten, the chairman of the board and general director of the 'Dождь' TV channel, respectively, on charges of organizing the activities of a foreign or international organization declared undesirable in Russia. — vesti
The Bank of Russia announced in July 2026 its intention to file for bankruptcy of 'Evrotrans' in arbitration court, and the Moscow Exchange imposed a ban on short positions on the company's shares. — vedomosti
Martyshev is the majority shareholder of 'Evrotrans' with a 44.1% stake in the company's charter capital. — interfax
Martyshev was detained the day before the court hearing, and the case is linked to fuel supply contracts with the Moscow Region MVD. — kommersant