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- 18 November 2025, 17:03
- The Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation
The Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation has declared the activities of the Ukrainian organization GSC Game World undesirable.
It was founded in 1995 in Kyiv.
Its main activities include computer programming, computer game development, software provision, and IT consulting.
Its current focus is financial support for the Ukrainian Armed Forces and the promotion of Russia's image as an "aggressor state," including the dissemination of materials defamatory of our country.
The organization has repeatedly announced fundraising campaigns both on its own website and through the Lesia UA Foundation for Aid to Defenders of Ukraine and the Ukrainian organization "International Charitable Foundation "Come Back Alive” whose activities have already been declared undesirable in our country.
In 2022, the organization's leadership transferred approximately $17 million to the Foundation for Aid to Defenders of Ukraine, which was used to purchase attack drones, components thereto and vehicles.
In 2024, the organization released a computer game promoting Ukrainian narratives and containing aggressive Russophobic content.
The Prosecutor General's Office
of the Russian Federation
The Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation
18 November 2025, 17:03
The Ukrainian organization GSC Game World has been declared undesirable
The Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation has declared the activities of the Ukrainian organization GSC Game World undesirable.
It was founded in 1995 in Kyiv.
Its main activities include computer programming, computer game development, software provision, and IT consulting.
Its current focus is financial support for the Ukrainian Armed Forces and the promotion of Russia's image as an "aggressor state," including the dissemination of materials defamatory of our country.
The organization has repeatedly announced fundraising campaigns both on its own website and through the Lesia UA Foundation for Aid to Defenders of Ukraine and the Ukrainian organization "International Charitable Foundation "Come Back Alive” whose activities have already been declared undesirable in our country.
In 2022, the organization's leadership transferred approximately $17 million to the Foundation for Aid to Defenders of Ukraine, which was used to purchase attack drones, components thereto and vehicles.
In 2024, the organization released a computer game promoting Ukrainian narratives and containing aggressive Russophobic content.
