The Primorsky District Court in St. Petersburg upheld the claim of the Federal Asset Management Agency and ordered the eviction of journalist Alexander Nebzorov, his wife, son and 83-year-old mother-in-law from their former home in the village of Lysi Nos in the north of the city. The court ruled that they lost the right to use the house and removed them from the register. In December 2024, a court in St. Petersburg converted a plot of land and a house in the village of Lysi Nos, which belonged to Nevzorov's mother-in-law, Natalya Kolesnikova, into state income. She bought the property from her daughter Lydia in August 2023, but the court deemed the purchase and sale agreement invalid. Alexander Nebzorov and his wife Lydia left Russia after the start of the great Russian-Ukrainian war. After that, Nebzorov began to be persecuted in Russia: he was declared a "foreign agent", convicted in absentia in a case of "fake news" about the army, and together with his wife was declared an "extremist association". Their property in Russia became state income. Open a website Mirror | telegram.