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Evgeny Ponasenkov received the status of a foreign agent in Russia, which led to restrictions on his activities and the threat of loss of property. To protect his home, he issued a deed of gift to his mother in 2022. In September 2026, his foreign agent status was revoked due to lack of evidence.
Historian and publicist Evgeny Ponasenkov, known as Maestro, transferred an apartment in Moscow to his mother after receiving the status of a foreign agent. This became known to the Telegram channel Shot.
We are talking about a three-room property in the Khoroshevsky district worth approximately 35 million rubles, located in a high-rise building. In order not to lose housing in the Russian Federation, in the summer of 2022, the historian transferred it to his 70-year-old mother through a deed of gift. After this, Ponasenkov no longer had any real estate in the country registered to him. At the moment, his parents live in the historian’s apartment.
In Moscow, the Maestro still has LLC First Scientific, through which he earned money from lectures and historical shows - now the company is on the verge of liquidation, as it has recently been operating at a loss. Meanwhile, the historian often travels around Europe: for example, in the spring of 2026 he visited Italy.
In September, Ponasenkov was removed from the register due to the loss of signs of a foreign agent.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
LLC "First Scientific" will be liquidated in the coming months due to unprofitability.
Likely · Within months
Ponasenkov can resume his public activities after being removed from the register of foreign agents.
Possible · Within months

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