The lawyer reported that there were no claims against Tliashinova for debt

Coach Inna Tliashinova has not received an official claim from the tax service about the debt. Her lawyer Andrey Alyoshkin told Izvestia about this on April 29.

"Currently, we have not received any official claims against Tliashinova from the tax service," he said.

Aleshkin clarified that the verification of his client had already been carried out in the fall of 2024. Subsequently, the act on this was challenged.

"If we had received the results from the tax service based on the results of the second audit, we would certainly have appealed it to the Moscow Arbitration court, but we plan to do this now," he said.

On January 27, Izvestia journalist Natalia Grafchikova was attacked at an Inna Land event organized by blogger and coach Inna Tliashinova in a cottage near Moscow in Khimki. The blogger's assistants attacked the film crew, demanded that the journalists leave, insulted them, and took away their equipment.

After the attack, Grafchikova had multiple abrasions and bruises of the upper and lower extremities and head injuries in the emergency room.

On January 28, the head of the Investigative Committee (IC) of Russia, Alexander Bastrykin, put under control the progress of the investigation into the attack on Grafchikova. As reported, a criminal case was opened on obstruction of the legitimate professional activities of journalists (Part 3 of Article 144 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation). The Moscow Region Prosecutor's Office took control of the investigation into the attack.