Get into the apartment: Bailiffs are looking for a Russian opera diva

The court in St. Petersburg obliged the People's Artist of Russia, the world-famous soprano Anna Netrebko to allow public service workers to her apartment on the street of the Union of Printers. This is reported by the Shot telegram channel.

It is alleged that public utilities will have to check if there are elements of redevelopment in the singer's apartment.

"The administration of the Admiralty District has been seeking such a decision for almost two years," the publication says.

According to the telegram channel, in case of non-fulfillment of the requirement, a monthly penalty of 20 thousand rubles will be charged.

Note, according to the FSSP database (Federal Bailiff Service), enforcement proceedings were opened against Netrebko on April 23 of this year. The decision was made by the Oktyabrsky District Court of St. Petersburg. As the subject of the execution of the proceedings, "another type of execution of a non-property nature" is indicated.

Recall that since 2006 Netrebko has Austrian citizenship, she has not appeared in Russia since the beginning of a special military operation.

As reported by EADaily, it became known earlier that Netrebko had accumulated a debt against the Federal Tax Service (Federal Tax Service). Previously, her debt appeared due to the fact that she did not pay social contributions for individual entrepreneurs.