The mayor’s office of Volgograd said they want to charge Isinbayeva a fee for a parking space
The mayor’s office of Volgograd explained the reason for filing a lawsuit against the Olympic champion in pole vaulting Elena Isinbayeva. It is reported by RIA Novosti.
The administration said they wanted to charge the owners of parking spaces, including Isinbayeva, a fee for using the land. They emphasized that the sportswoman had not concluded a contract for the use of the land plot and, in accordance with the current legislation, the fee must be collected through the court.
On July 20, the press secretary of the President of the Russian Federation, Dmitry Peskov, stood up for Isinbayeva, saying that the sports community was reacting harshly to the statement of the jumper, not knowing what it was about. He added that we should not forget about the merits of the Olympic champion.
On July 12, El Digital Sur reported that the former athlete lives in Tenerife. Later, on her page on VKontakte, she wrote that her awards and military rank from the CSKA sports society were nominal.
Isinbayeva, 41, is a major in the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation. The three-time world champion has been on the International Olympic Committee Athletes’ Commission since 2016.
Source: Lenta
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