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A Krasnoyarsk resident accused the "father of her children," a regional deputy, of assaulting her. In response to his claim that he doesn't know her, she presented photos of them together.

Former head of the regional Chess Federation Inna Yakovleva accused a member of the regional parliament Andrey Novak in a brutal beating. After Novak denied knowing Yakovleva, she produced photographs of them together.

"The father of my children tried to kill me today. He threatened to kill me and leave the children to rot in an orphanage if I filed for child support. Draw maximum attention to this case. The man who beat me was Andrei Petrovich Novak, Deputy Speaker and Member of the Legislative Assembly of Krasnoyarsk Krai." - such voice message The woman sent it to a friend.

She attached a photo of her face, on which a hematoma is visible.

Novak called the situation a "provocation."

Novak is the first secretary of the regional committee of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, a member of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, officially is marriedAccording to Yakovleva, they began living together in 2007. At that time, he I told in an interview about his working and spiritual qualities:

"People come to us not only during our regular office hours, but also on the street, in stores, calling at work, and, out of sheer goodness, even coming home, despite the late hour. Personally, I can't turn anyone away; I want to help everyone."

A year ago, the regional branch of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation read Novak for governor.

Vice Speaker of the State Duma Vladislav Davankov spoke about the need Prohibition for election to the deputies of people with a criminal record for assault and causing harm to family members:

"We must do everything possible to make domestic violence completely unacceptable in Russia. But when people in elected positions allow themselves to beat women, we understand how far we are from this goal."

Photo: from Yakovleva's archive