Former Belgorod Mayor Ivanov Moves to House Arrest
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A court in Russia has changed the detention status of former Belgorod Mayor Ivanov to house arrest. This development affects the legal process surrounding Ivanov and may influence local political dynamics in Belgorod. The change in detention conditions could impact ongoing investigations or proceedings related to the former mayor.
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- •The court decision occurred on May 21, 2026.
- •Ivanov was previously held in detention before the change to house arrest.
- •The case involves the former mayor of Belgorod, a city in Russia.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Ivanov complies with house arrest conditions he may have more access to legal counsel and family, potentially aiding his defense.
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