A St. Petersburg court released Alexander Nevzorov and his family from a confiscated house in a village on the shores of the Gulf of Finland. The Primorsky District Court in St. Petersburg upheld the lawsuit of the Federal Asset Management Agency and recognized journalist Alexander Nevzorov, his wife Lydia, his son Alexander and mother-in-law Natalya Kolesnikova as those who lost the right to use a residential building in the village of Lisi Nos, the United Press Service of Bati reported. The law in the city. "The court accepted the claim, and recognized the defendants as those who lost the right to use a residential building in the village of Lisi Nos and were erased," they noted. In July 2024, the Oktyabrsky District Court in St. Petersburg recognized Alexander and Lydia as an "extremist association". The court decided to convert three lots, a residential building, a building, a car and 25% of the shares of the company "Peter-Technoproject - new resources" into state revenues. In March 2026, the house became the property of the state. Podfishis.