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Russian authorities have ordered the arrest of the director of a subsidiary of state-owned energy company Gazprom on corruption charges.

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A Moscow court has ordered the pre-trial detention of Ígor Mazin, the executive director of a subsidiary of the state-owned energy company Gazprom. The arrest follows formal charges of large-scale bribery brought against the executive by Russian judicial authorities.

The detention represents a significant legal action against a high-ranking official within Russia's state energy sector. The proceedings are currently focused on the allegations of corruption and the judicial mandate for Mazin's continued incarceration during the investigation.

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