Russian Government Seeks Executives' Shares

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Russian regulators are trying to seize assets from the developers of World of Tanks

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Wargaming and Lesta Games , the joint developers of World of Tanks , could have their stakes in their respective companies seized by the Russian government.

Russia 's Prosecutor General is looking to seize all of the executives' shares in their companies.

The Russian government has accused the developers of extremist activities.

Lesta is the company that's technically still under the Prosecutor General's jurisdiction.

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