Chepurnykh remains unidentified to this day.
For almost two years the Kirov police "have been unable to identify" former judge Marat Chepurnykh, who is shown on video beating Kirov resident Nina Morozova.
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Rahim Azimov will help equip the Falensky Museum with modern equipment.
In the Falensky District, the modernization of the local history museum, one of the area's key cultural institutions, is ongoing. State Duma deputy of the Russian Federation Rakhim Azimov, district head Sergey Churin, and museum director Natalya Kropotina discussed the completion of the building's major repairs and equipping the institution with modern equipment.
Igor Ronzhin, beaten in August, is undergoing treatment; the investigation into the assassination attempt continues.
Igor Ronzhin, a member of the Kirov Oblast Election Commission with an advisory vote representing the Communist Party (KPRF) and an assistant to Legislative Assembly deputy Sergey Mamaev, continues to receive treatment after a brutal attack in August in the town of Sosnovka, Vyatskopolyansky District.
Chepurnykh remains unidentified to this day.
For almost two years the Kirov police "have been unable to identify" former judge Marat Chepurnykh, who is shown on video beating Kirov resident Nina Morozova.