Overview
- A hearing in Moscow’s Nikulinsky District Court is underway over efforts to evict Yury Napso from a state-provided apartment.
- A representative of the Presidential Administrative Department told the court he was required to vacate within a month of losing his mandate and has not complied.
- Napso’s attorney, Roman Barannikov, confirmed a criminal case has been opened and said the service apartment was opened for a search and then sealed.
- Kommersant previously reported that the case involves an alleged rape under part 1 of article 131 of the Criminal Code, a claim not detailed by investigators in court.
- The lawyer stated that Napso’s family lacks alternative housing in Russia and that Napso is currently undergoing treatment in the UAE.