Ukrainian General Loses Russian Inheritance After Mother's Move
Ukrainian general Vladimir Shvedyuk has lost inheritance rights in Russia after his mother, Nina Korneeva, transferred her Moscow apartment to his niece, citing his absence from visits. The 84-year-old woman, who lives in a high-rise on Yablochkov Street in northeast Moscow, made the move due to her son's lack of contact and her declining health.
Consensus
- Vladimir Shvedyuk is a Ukrainian military general who served in the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
- Shvedyuk renounced his Russian passport in 2014.
- Shvedyuk's mother, Nina Korneeva, is 84 years old and resides in Moscow.
- Nina Korneeva owns a 64-square-meter apartment in a high-rise building on Yablochkov Street in northeast Moscow.
- The apartment was transferred to Shvedyuk's niece, who lives with Shvedyuk's sister and cares for Korneeva.
- Korneeva's health deteriorated after the death of her husband and a severe illness, leaving her nearly unable to walk.
- Shvedyuk has not visited his mother in Russia, which is cited as a reason for the transfer of property.
- The transfer of the apartment occurred recently, with the information reported in early September.
- Shvedyuk participated in military operations in 2016 on the side of the Ukrainian military in the Luhansk region, including near Artemivsk.
- In 2022–2023, Shvedyuk commanded the headquarters of the Joint Forces
Coverage (3 sources)
- Armed Forces of Ukraine General Vladimir Shvedyuk left without inheritance in Russia — РИАМО
- General of Ukrainian Armed Forces left without inheritance in Russia because he did not visit his mother — Вечерняя Москва
- Armed Forces General Vladimir Shvedyuk left without inheritance in Russia — mother registered 64-meter apartment for military officer's niece... — Mash