Navalny's flat and some of his bank accounts were frozen while he lay in a coma in Berlin, the Kremlin critic's spokeswoman said on Thursday.
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Russian bailiffs have seized the assets of Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny, his spokeswoman said on Thursday.
Kyra Yarmysh said in a video that some of Navalny's bank accounts were frozen and that his apartment was seized on August 27 while the Russian opposition figure was in a coma in Berlin.
According to the spokeswoman, the seizure is linked to a lawsuit launched by a businessman close to the Kremlin.
Navalny was flown to Berlin on August 22, two days after being admitted to a Siberian hospital after falling ill on a flight.
German doctors and laboratories in France and Sweden have confirmed he was poisoned with a Novichok nerve agent but Russian doctors refute that.
He woke up from his induced coma earlier this month and has since been discharged.