Veteran Returns to Find Apartment Sold During His Service
A 52-year-old veteran of the Russian special military operation returned home after being wounded and found that his wife had changed the apartment locks and transferred ownership to third parties while he was away. He is now seeking divorce and attempting to reclaim the property.
Consensus
- The veteran returned from the special military operation in 2023 after being wounded in both legs under Sudzha.
- He had granted his wife a power of attorney for the apartment before deployment.
- Upon return, he discovered the apartment locks had been changed.
- He was unable to enter his apartment after a fight with his wife.
- The veteran is seeking divorce and attempting to recover the apartment.
- The wife claims she transferred the apartment for safety reasons and that it was in bank collateral.
Points of divergence
- The wife admitted to transferring the apartment to other people while the veteran was away. — riamo
- The wife sold the apartment to strangers using the power of attorney. — tg_mash
- The wife was allegedly going to nightclubs and traveling to Crimea. — riamo
- The wife stated the veteran drank, caused disturbances, and physically abused her daughter and son-in-law. — tg_mash
Coverage (2 sources)
- Apartment of a Moscow Region resident was sold while he was on SVO — РИАМО
- SVO Veteran returned with injury and discovered locks changed in his Korolyov apartment. Wife sold property during his absence... — Mash
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