Russian singer Larisa Dolina declared that she was the victim of a multimillion-dollar fraud and hinted at a "Ukrainian footprint"
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Russian singer Larisa Dolina reported that her apartment had been seized due to fraud. She hinted at Ukraine's involvement, noting that the fraudsters were on Ukrainian territory.
Russian singer Larisa Dolina reported that she was a victim of fraudsters, which led to the seizure of her apartment, and also hinted at a "Ukrainian trace," UNN reports.
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The singer noted that the preliminary investigation has established that the fraudsters are in Ukraine.
Earlier, Telegram channels reported that the singer had allegedly sold an apartment in the center of Moscow and transferred more than 100 million rubles to the scammers. At the same time, "new owners" who had allegedly already paid money for the property tried to get into her apartment.
Previously
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy enacted NSDC sanctions against nearly two hundred Russian citizens.
In particular, the list includes singers Irina Allegrova, Larisa Dolina, Victoria Daineko, Ukrainian citizen, TV presenter and director Zhanna Badoeva, singers Philip Kirkorov, Dmitry Bilan, Alexander Buynov, TV hosts Dana Borisova, Yana Rudkovskaya, actors Dmitry Duzhev, Dmitry Kharatyan, music critic and journalist Sergei Sosedov, and other propagandists.
