Lawyer Dolina commented on the sale of recordings of conversations with scammers

Maria Pukhova, the lawyer of singer Larisa Dolina, said on February 3 that she did not know anything about the sale of alleged audio recordings of the artist's conversation with fraudsters who forced her to sell the apartment.

On the same day, information appeared on Telegram channels that fraudsters from Ukraine were selling a six-hour recording of an alleged conversation between Dolina and scammers. It was claimed that the price tag starts at $7.5 thousand and can reach $11 thousand.

"It is not known [about the sale of such recordings]," Pukhova said in an interview with RIA Novosti.

The finale of the high-profile Dolina case: bailiffs handed Luria the keys to the apartment in Khamovniki

At the end of December, the Moscow City Court ordered the singer to vacate the elite living space.

Polina Lurie, the buyer of the former Dolina apartment, received the keys to real estate in Khamovniki on January 19. Her lawyer Svetlana Sviridenko clarified that the process of transferring the living space has been completed. Prior to this, it was reported that bailiffs arrived at the house in Khamovniki, and an official car was parked near the entrance of the actress.

On January 12, Sviridenko filed an application with the Federal Bailiff Service (FSSP) for Dolina's eviction from the apartment. On January 14, an enforcement proceeding appeared in the department's database on the forced eviction of the singer from the apartment in Khamovniki that already belonged to Lurie. The basis was the writ of execution of the Khamovnichesky Court of Moscow, issued on December 25, 2025.

Then the Moscow City Court made the final decision on Dolina's eviction. In addition, it was decided to de-register her daughter and granddaughter.

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