Bailiffs arrived at a house in Khamovniki, where the former apartment of Russian and Soviet pop singer Larisa Dolina is located.

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The footage shows a bailiffs’ car parked outside the singer’s former house in Khamovniki.

According to the lawyer for the current owner of the apartment, Polina Lurie, bailiffs from the Federal Bailiff Service (FSSP) intended to hand over the keys to Dolina’s former residence to the property owner.

On January 12, a statement was filed with the FSSP regarding Dolina’s eviction from the apartment. Furthermore, an enforcement proceeding related to the forced eviction of the singer from the apartment in Khamovniki, which already belongs to Lurie, was registered in the Federal Bailiff Service database on January 14. The proceeding was initiated on January 12. The basis was an enforcement order from the Khamovnichesky District Court, issued on December 25, 2025. On the same day, the Moscow City Court upheld the decision on Dolina’s eviction. It was also decided to deregister her daughter and granddaughter. The decision is subject to immediate execution.

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Khamovniki

Khamovniki is a historic district in southwestern Moscow, Russia, known for its 17th-century origins as a settlement for weavers (khamovnik means “weaver” in Old Russian). It is most famous for housing the Novodevichy Convent, a UNESCO World Heritage Site founded in 1524, and was later home to notable figures like Leo Tolstoy, whose estate-museum is located there. Today, it is a prestigious residential area that retains a distinct, tranquil atmosphere with its classic merchant-era architecture and cultural landmarks.

Larisa Dolina

“Larisa Dolina” is not a place or cultural site, but a famous Russian pop singer and actress born in 1955. She is known for her powerful contralto voice and has been a major figure in the Russian music scene since the Soviet era, with a career spanning several decades. Therefore, there is no historical site or location to summarize in this context.

Federal Bailiff Service (FSSP)

The Federal Bailiff Service (FSSP) is a federal law enforcement agency in Russia, established in 2004. It is responsible for enforcing court decisions, ensuring the orderly operation of courts, and performing certain administrative functions. Its origins trace back to the bailiff institutions of the Russian Empire and the Soviet Union, which were reorganized into a modern, centralized service in the post-Soviet era.

Khamovnichesky District Court

The Khamovnichesky District Court is a local court of general jurisdiction in Moscow, Russia, primarily handling civil and criminal cases for its district. Historically, the court gained significant international attention in 2012 when it presided over the high-profile second trial of the protest group Pussy Riot. The building itself is a functional, modern courthouse located in the Khamovniki district, an area with a long history as a traditional textile manufacturing center.

Moscow City Court

The Moscow City Court is the primary judicial body for civil, criminal, and administrative cases in Russia’s capital, originally established in 1918 following the Russian Revolution. It is housed in a prominent, modern high-rise building within the Moscow International Business Center (Moscow-City), a symbol of its contemporary role in the country’s legal system.