A war veteran received a grant for a mushroom farm.
War veteran Dmitry Khobets from the Ivanovo District of the Amur Region received a grant of 5 million rubles for a mushroom farm. Court documents indicate a man with the same background was sentenced for rape and theft.
A war veteran with convictions for rape and theft received a five million ruble grant for a mushroom farm.
Grant for a mushroom farm
Participant in the war Ukraine, inhabitant Dmitry Khobets, Ivanovo District, Amur Region received 5 million rubles from the budget for growing champignons and oyster mushrooms, reported regional government.
Man won The "Agromotivator" grant, established by the federal government for war veterans planning to start a business in agriculture, ranges from 5 to 7 million rubles, and winners are selected by regional authorities.
Khobets wants to add another half a million to build a modular container-type mushroom farm. "According to the future businessman's calculations, within five years of operation, he will be able to reach a production volume of 17 tons of mushrooms," the government press service clarified.
The military man's full name is Dmitry Andreevich Khobets, says on the website of the Amur Ministry of Agriculture.
Convictions for rape and theft
In 2012, a man with the same information received 3,5 years in prison for rape, NeMoskva noted. documents court. Soon after his release, he was tried for hijacking cars, but he got off with a suspended sentence.
In 2022, Khobets received 2,5 years A maximum-security prison colony for stealing money from an acquaintance's card. How he ended up at the front is not specified in the publicly available court records.
Registration of an individual entrepreneur
According to the Unified State Register of Legal Entities, on October 12, 2026, Khobets registered as an individual entrepreneur in the mushroom growing industry.
