INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
General Igor Krasnovtold the Kommersant business daily in an interview published late Tuesday.After Moscow launched its full-scale invasion
greater control over ramped-up military production.Officials including President Vladimir Putin have defended the move, denying that Russia
enterprises came into private ownership as a result of abuses by their executives, as well as government authorities, including former
address earlier on Tuesday, Krasnovvalued the seized assets at 1 trillion rubles ($10.8 billion) and claimed that some of the funds had been
national defense and security interests.Antipov's defense denied the plants were linked to the country's military-industrial sector, arguing
instead that its products are supplied to metallurgical plants, which then deliver steel to defense contractors.
