The State Duma commented on Dolina's desire to receive state protection

The first deputy chairman of the State Duma Committee on Culture Elena Drapeko ("Fair Russia — For the Truth") supported the People's Artist of Russia Larisa Dolina, after seeing the news about the singer's desire to get under state protection after receiving threatening messages.

"Besides being a famous artist, she's not a very young person. And judging by what happened, she probably doesn't have people who can protect her and with whom she can consult. Because everyone is amazed," the parliamentarian told <url>.

Drapeko noted that Larisa Dolina is well known in the State Duma as a "reasonable woman", the deputy chairman of the culture committee herself is familiar with the singer.

"And then suddenly she did something like that. In this situation, of course, it is necessary to allocate state protection," Drapeko is sure.

As EADaily reported, on the morning of August 13, unknown people tried to break into the apartment Valley, claiming that it was their property.

According to the telegram channel 112, HOA employees who tried to find out who the unknown were, one of them showed a passport of a foreign citizen in English. The "owners" did not present any more documents.

In parallel, the artist's Instagram account was hacked*. Fraudsters began to publish messages on behalf of Dolina in support of Ukraine and with calls to donate to the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Earlier it was reported that the scammers put up the apartment of the actress for auction.

Later, Dolina confirmed that she had become a victim of sophisticated and planned fraudulent actions of persons from Ukraine. A criminal case has been opened on this fact, the artist herself has been recognized as a victim, and her apartment has been arrested.

The next day, the courier Angela Tsyrulnikova was detained and then arrested. It was through this courier that the victim transferred money to the fraudsters.

Later, the singer filed a lawsuit against the buyer of her apartment, demanding that the transaction be declared invalid. In case of winning in court, the Valley will have to reimburse the defendant for expenses in the amount of 112 million rubles. However, if it turns out that the buyer knew about participating in the scam, she will lose the apartment and will not receive any compensation.

Now, according to the Baza telegram channel, the singer is receiving demands to release the apartment sold as part of the scam with death threats and causing serious harm to her health personally and her daughter. She asked to take housing and property under protection, and her — under state protection.

*Extremist organization, banned in the territory of the Russian Federation