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Timur Turlov was elected president of FIDE on September 26, and Pavel Kolobkov was elected vice president of the organization.
The Russian Prosecutor General's Office filed a lawsuit against the representative of Kazakhstan Timur Turlov and a number of companies and entrepreneurs.
Timur Turlov was elected president of the International Chess Federation (FIDE) on September 26.
MOSCOW, October 1 - RIA Novosti. The Russian Prosecutor General's Office filed a lawsuit against the representative of Kazakhstan, Timur Turlov, who was previously elected as the new president of the International Chess Federation (FIDE), according to the Tverskoy District Court file.
On Saturday, September 26, Turlov was elected to the post of FIDE president, and former Russian Sports Minister Pavel Kolobkov was elected to the post of vice president of the organization.
In addition to Turlov, the companies Freedom Holding Corp, Freedom Finance Europe Ltd and W-Empirical Holding Corp, as well as entrepreneur Arkady Shchukin, are listed as administrative defendants. A hearing on the case is scheduled for October 15. Details of the claim are not specified.

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