Wife of ex-Russia minister files for divorce
Moscow, September 10: Mash reported that Yulia Khryapina, the wife of former Russian Ministry of Economic Development minister Alexei Ulyukayev, has filed for divorce.
Consensus
- The wife of former Minister of Economic Development Alexei Ulyukayeu filed for divorce.
- The marriage was dissolved by a district court.
- The couple has two children: a 21-year-old son and a 16-year-old daughter.
- Asset division is pending.
- Ulyukayev was convicted of bribery in 2017 and sentenced to eight years in prison.
- Ulyukayev was released conditionally in May 2022.
- Ulyukayev attempted to have his conviction lifted but later withdrew the request.
- Ulyukayev now works as a research fellow at the Fund for Economic Policy.
- The couple is experiencing financial difficulties.
- Ulyukayev did not comment on the divorce, and his wife said she did not know what the divorce was about.
Points of divergence
- Ulyukayev was detained in November 2016 at the office of 'Rosneft' on suspicion of extortion of a bribe. — riamo
- The Moscow District Court of Tver region granted Ulyukayev conditional early release in May 2022. — vm
- Ulyukayev was caught in the act at Rosneft's office, with Igor Sechin handing him a bag with $2 million and a basket of sausages. — tg_mash
Coverage (5 sources)
- Wife of former head of the Ministry of Economic Development Ulyukayev filed for divorce — РИАМО
- Former head of Russia's Ministry of Economic Development Alexey Ulyukayev divorced his wife — Вести
- Mash: Wife of former economic development minister Alexey Ulyukayev filed for divorce — Вечерняя Москва
- Wife of former economic development minister Alexey Ulyukayev filed for divorce — after the former official failed to remove his criminal record — Mash
- Former head of Russia's Ministry of Economic Development Ulyukayev divorced his wife — Москва 24
Key entities
- Alexey Ulyukayev
- Yulia Khrapina
- Mash
- Russia
- Ministry of Economic Development
- Foundation of Economic Policy
- Moscow
- Alexei
- RIA Novosti
- Izvestiya
- World Court