Head of Russia’s Central Election Commission Ella Pamfilova got a multimillion-ruble apartment from the state and put it in her granddaughter’s name, Team Navalny finds
Ella Pamfilova, the head of Russia’s Central Election Commission, received a free apartment from the state in downtown Moscow, according to an investigation by Team Navalny. She registered it in the name of her granddaughter, 27-year-old Irina Kezina.
Ella Pamfilova, the leader of Russia's Central Election Commission, received a free apartment from the government in central Moscow, according to an investigation by Team Navalny. The apartment, which measures 237 square meters, is located at 12 Rochdelskaya Street. Pamfilova registered the property in the name of her granddaughter, Irina Kezina, a 27-year-old woman.
The nine-story building houses 42 apartments and is under constant surveillance by the FSO. The same building also houses the residences of Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin, Sberbank CEO German Gref, Constitutional Court Chairman Valery Zorkin, and former Prosecutor General Yuri Chaika, among other officials. The estimated value of the apartment is 200 million rubles. The investigation revealed that the apartment was registered in Kezina's name in 2024.
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