Adamov case

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Former Russian nuclear minister Yevgeny Adamov was arrested on May 2, 2005, on a US warrant for, among other things, allegedly laundering $9m in funding from the US Department of Energy for eliminating nuclear waste in Russia. After the arrest the Russian Prosecutor General's Office also launched proceedings against Adamov, charging him with embezzlement and abuse of office. The Swiss court decided to send Adamov to Russia. He is currently in custody in Russia waiting for the trial.

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Vesti Russian state television news

[ 17.04.2008 ]
Former Russian Atomic Minister Adamov freed from jail on a suspended sentence
Just two moths after sentencing former Russian Atomic Minister Yevgeny Adamov to five and a half years in prison, a Moscow court Thursday overturned the jail term and handed down a suspended sentence, setting him free.
[ 20.02.2008 ]
Former Russian atomic minister Adamov sentenced to 5 ½ years in penal colony for fraud and abuse of office
Yevgeny Adamov, the former Russian minister of atomic energy who is still wanted by Washington for pocketing millions in US aid money earmarked for increasing nuclear safety in Russia - and was then found guilty by Russian authorities of embezzlement of state funds and abuse of office - was sentenced to five and a half years Wednesday by a Moscow court.
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[ 19.02.2008 ]
Russian court finds former Atomic Minister Adamov guilty of fraud and abuse of power-sentencing to come Wednesday
A Russian judge has found former atomic energy minister, Yevgeny Adamov, guilty of abuse of office and embezzling millions of dollars earmarked for buttressing security upgrades to Russian reactors while he served as the Russian Minister of Atomic Energy and head of the ministry’s associated nuclear engineering institute NIKIET.
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NEWS
[ 07.12.2006 ]
Moscow court delays hearing of Adamov case until December 11th

A Moscow court has postponed until December 11 a hearing in the case of Russia's ex-nuclear power minister, charged with embezzlement and abuse of office, a lawyer said on December 5th.

[ 22.08.2006 ]
Adamov corruption case may be returned for further investigation

A Moscow court returned today case against a former nuclear power minister to prosecutors to eliminate shortcomings in the investigation, RIA Novosti Russian newswire reported.

[ 02.11.2005 ]
Adamov appeals extradition to US, Russian foreign ministry to intervene

Russia says a Swiss court's ruling that allowed ex-Atomic Energy Minister Yevgeny Adamov's extradition to the United States affects Russia's rights and interests and intends to intervene in the proceedings as one of the interested legal parties, the Ministry of Foreign affairs said in a statement Tuesday, Interfax news agency reported.

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