The Tbilisi city court expanded the exhibition in Russia of Mikhail Timofeev, a former assistant to Sergey Furgal, a former governor of Khabarovsk Krai. This information was reported by the Russian BBC service. Russian authorities have detained Timofeev in connection with a criminal case initiated by investigator Evgeny Zori, one of the leaders of the political movement of political motives. Timofeev arrived in Georgia in March 2024 and applied for asylum. In March 2026, he was granted permission to stay in the country as a stateless person, and on January 23, a Russian citizen was deported. Experts note that this process did not follow the standard legal procedure for investigating a criminal case, and some Russian human rights activists have called it an international burrow. According to lawyers, the central office of Interpol will exclude Timofeev from its lists in 2025.