
The court made the decision.
After workers built an access road to the village of Kuzeevo in the Baltachevsky District of the Republic of Bashkortostan in 2025, they damaged a local body of water—the Bystry Tanyp River. According to the republic's prosecutor's office press service, the contract required the builders to release 6,000 young sterlets into the river. However, after an inspection by the environmental supervisory authority, it turned out that the fish restoration measures had not been carried out.
"The environmental prosecutor filed a lawsuit with the court demanding that the appropriate work be carried out. The court agreed with the arguments of the supervisory agency and satisfied them in full," representatives of the prosecutor's office clarified.
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