Lietuvos žinios
Geovika, a company that was owned by Borisov, has asked a court to legitimize the 309-meter underground shooting range on Borisov’s estate in the village of Vainiai, in the district of Trakai, not far from Vilnius.
The original deadline set by the authorities for Borisov to pull the facility down passed in mid-May last year.
The Russian national acquired the estate in Vainiai years ago, but later sold the land to Geovika, which currently owns it.
Irina Borisova, the businessman’s wife, revealed during divorce proceedings that the shooting range had been secretly built without the proper permits.
Borisov currently lives in Russia and holds the post of CEO at a helicopter production company controlled by the Russian Defense Ministry.
The Trakai court has adjourned the hearing of the case until Feb. 19. Borisov and Geovika, a third party in the civil proceedings, have until then to prepare their proposals.
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