15.10.2026, 18:10

Russian prosecutors drop lawsuit to seize FIDE president’s assets

MOSCOW. Oct 15 (Interfax) – Russia’s prosecutor general’s office has dropped a lawsuit seeking to seize the assets of International Chess Federation (FIDE) President Timur Turlov and entities linked to him, a Moscow court judge said.

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Russian prosecutors drop lawsuit to seize FIDE president’s assets

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