The court evicted Alexander Nevzorov*, his wife Lydia*, as well as their 83-year-old son and mother-in-law from their former home in the village of Lysi Nos in the north of St. Petersburg, the joint press service of the courts reported. In 2023 Lydia* sold the property to her mother Natalia Kolesnikova for an alleged 20 million rubles. The court recognized the transaction as a sham, the return of the house and land to Nevzorova*, but immediately turned them into the income of the Russian Federation, since at that time she was recognized as a member of an extremist association. * Recognized as members of an extremist organization banned in Russia, both are included in the list of terrorists and extremists.

The court evicted Alexander Nevzorov*, his wife Lydia*, as well as their 83-year-old son and mother-in-law from their former home in the village of Lysi Nos in the north of St. Petersburg, the joint press service of the courts reported. In 2023 Lydia* sold the property to her mother Natalia Kolesnikova for an alleged 20 million rubles. The court recognized the transaction as a sham, the return of the house and land to Nevzorova*, but immediately turned them into the income of the Russian Federation, since at that time she was recognized as a member of an extremist association. * Recognized as members of an extremist organization banned in Russia, both are included in the list of terrorists and extremists.