V. Antonovas was escorted into the courtroom by officers from the Public Security Service. His hands were restrained with handcuffs.
The other defendant, Raimondas Baranauskas, a former leader associated with “Snoras,” did not appear for the court hearing. Baranauskas’s current location was previously reported to be in Russia. During the proceedings, a representative from the Court of Appeal, Venta Valčackienė, addressed a question regarding the financial risks of the business relying on a single bank.
Valčackienė stated that the individual in question was fully aware of the company’s alternative options. Furthermore, Valčackienė confirmed that V. Antonovas would remain detained pending the confirmation of the verdict in the criminal case involving “Snoras.”
The prosecutor’s office provided details confirming that V.
Antonovas was transported to Lithuania from France via plane on May 22. This indicates that the legal proceedings are proceeding with V. Antonovas present in the court.
The focus of the court remains on the criminal case concerning the entity “Snoras,” and the legal status of Antonovas remains under judicial review until the final judgment is established.
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