Ex-MVD Official Accused of Earning 1.2 Billion Rubles from Migrants
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Alexander Lukyanin, former head of the Sverdlovsk branch of the 'Passport-Visa Service' of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs, is accused of earning over 1.2 billion rubles by charging foreigners twice for migration services. The Prosecutor General's Office has demanded the seizure of 52 real estate objects, worth over 300 million rubles, registered in Lukyanin's name and that of his family members. Lukyanin, who headed the branch from 2011, denies the charges.
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