Moscow Court Orders Partial Seizure of Ex–Deputy Defense Minister Ivanov’s Assets Exceeding 1.2 Billion Rubles

Overview

• Presnensky Court partially granted the Prosecutor General’s lawsuit to convert property linked to Timur Ivanov and related parties into state revenue.
• The court declined several seizure requests, leaving land in Karelia and Razdory, certain vehicles including a Bentley, and about 266 million rubles on three accounts outside the forfeiture.
• Judges approved confiscation of most listed valuables, artworks and firearms, along with other assets counted toward the more than 1.2 billion rubles.
• Prosecutors allege Ivanov used unverified income to acquire stakes in four companies and 44 high‑value properties across Moscow, Karelia, the Moscow region and Tver, with over 260 million rubles identified in searches and on accounts.
• Speaking by video from pretrial detention, Ivanov said his assets were legally obtained and declared, denying illicit acquisition.