Alexander Yakubovsky

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Alexander Yakubovsky
Александр Якубовский


Member of the State Duma for Irkutsk Oblast
Incumbent
Assumed office 12 October 2021
Preceded by	Andrey Chernyshev
Constituency	Bratsk (No. 96)
Member of the State Duma (Party List Seat)
In office 25 September 2018 – 12 October 2021
Preceded by	Joseph Kobzon

Personal details
Born	(1985-05-07) 7 May 1985 (age 39) Irkutsk, Russian SFSR, USSR
Political party	United Russia
Spouse	Olga Yakubovskaya
Children	1 (daughter)
Parents	Vladimir Viktorovich Yakubovsky (father) Larisa Aronovna Yakubovskaya (mother)
Alma mater	Baykalsky State University of Economics and Law RANEPA (MPA)

Alexander Vladimirovich Yakubovsky (Russian: Александр Владимирович Якубовский; born 7 May 1985, Irkutsk) is a Russian political figure and a deputy of the 7th and 8th State Dumas.^[1]

From 2009 to 2011, Yakubovsky worked as Deputy General Director for Prospective Development of the Irkutskpromstroy. In 2009 he was appointed Managing Director of LLC "MonolithHolding" in Krasnoyarsk. From 2015 to 2018, he was the Commercial Director of the Baykalo-Amurskaya stroitel'naya kompaniya LLC. He started his political career in 2007 when he joined the United Russia. In 2008–2011, he was the Deputy Chief of the Regional Headquarters of the Young Guard of United Russia. From 2014 to 2018, he served as deputy of the Irkutsk City Duma of the 6th convocation. In 2016, he became a member of the regional branch of the All-Russia People's Front. On 9 September 2018 he was elected deputy of the Legislative Assembly of Irkutsk Oblast of the 3rd convocation. He left the post to become deputy of the 7th State Duma after the death of Joseph Kobzon. Since September 2021, he has served as deputy of the 8th State Duma.^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4]

Sanctions

Sanctioned by the UK government on 11 March 2022 in relation to Russo-Ukrainian War. ^[5]

References

^ ^a ^b "Якубовский, Александр Владимирович" (in Russian). ТАСС. Retrieved 2022-05-19.
^ "Список избранных депутатов Государственной Думы РФ восьмого созыва" (in Russian). Российская газета. 2021-09-25. Retrieved 2022-05-19.
^ "Якубовский Александр Владимирович" (in Russian). Федерал Пресс. Retrieved 2022-05-19.
^ "Александр Владимирович Якубовский" (in Russian). Парламентская газета. Retrieved 2022-05-19.
^ "CONSOLIDATED LIST OF FINANCIAL SANCTIONS TARGETS IN THE UK" (PDF). Retrieved 16 April 2023.

v t e Members of the 8th State Duma by party (2021 to 2026)
United Russia	Abakarov Abramchenko (replaced Kushnarev) Agayev Aitkulova Alshevskikh Altukhov Amelchenkova A. Anikeyev G. Anikeyev Antropenko Anufriyeva Arshba Arshinova Artamonova Dmitry Averov (replaced † Bortsov) Ayupov Azimov Babashov Baiguskarov Bakharev Bakhmetyev Barakhoyev Basansky Bashankayev Batalova Bazhenov Belik Belykh Bessarab Bessarabov Bichayev Bidonko Boguslavsky Bondarenko Borisov Borodai Boyarsky Brykin Buduyev Bulavinov Buranova Burlakov Burmatov Butina Butskaya Chaplin Chizhov Damdintsurunov Danchikova Delimkhanov Demchenko Deryabkin Dimov Dogayev Doluda Doroshenko Drozdov Drozhzhina Dyakonova Dzyuba Efimov Fadina Farrakhov Fedyaev Fetisov Fomichyov Frolova Fyodorov R. Gadzhiev A. Gadzhiyev M. Gadzhiev Garin Gasanov Gekkiyev Germanova Getta D. Gilmutdinov I. Gilmutdinov Gimbatov Gladkikh Golikov Goncharov Gordeyev Gorelkin Gorokhov Govyrin Gurulyov Gutenev Ignatov Igoshin Ilinykh Iltyakov Isayev Islamov Ivaninsky A. Ivanov (replaced Yampolskaya) M. Ye. Ivanov M. A. Ivanov V. Ivanov Ivenskikh Ivlev Kachkayev Kadenkov Kalimullin Kanayev Kaptelinina (replaced † Chilingarov) Karmazina Kara-ool Karlov Kartapolov Kavinov Kazakov Kazakova Khamzaev Kharchenko Khasanov Khinshtein Khor Khubezov Kidyayev Kiryanov Kiselyov Kislyakov Kizeyev Kobylkin Kogan Kogogina Kolesnik Kolesnikov Kolunov Kononov Korobova Kostenko Kotkin Kovpak Kozlovsky Krasheninnikov Krasnoshtanov Krasov Kravchenko Krivonosov Kurbanov Kusayko Kuzmin E. Kuznetsov Kuznetsova Kvitka Lameykin Larionova Lavrinenko Lebedev Lechkhadzhiev Lesun Likhachyov Lisovsky Lobach Loginov Loor Lotsmanov Lyubarsky A. Makarov V. Makarov Makiev Marchenko Mardanshin Markov Matveychev Matytsin (replaced Alexeyenko) Maximov Maidanov Mazhuga Metelev Metshin Milonov O. Morozov S. Morozov Moskvichev Mutsoev Nazarova Nemkin Nesterenko (replaced Chernyak) Neverov Nifantiev Nikolaev Nikolaeva Nikonov Novikov Nurbagandov Nuriyev Ogloblina Ogul Orgeyeva Orlova Pakhomov Panin Pankina Pankov Parfyonov (replaced Petrunin) Pavlov Pervyshov A. Petrov S. Petrov V. Petrov Y. Petrov Pilipenko Pinsky Pirog Piskaryov Pivnenko Vladimir Plotnikov Pogorely Poluyanova Polyakov Polyakova Ponomaryov Popov Ptitsyn Razvorotneva Resin Revenko Reznik Rodina Rodnina Romanenko Romanov Rudensky A. Rumyantsev N. Rumyantsev Ryabtseva Sablin Salayeva Samokish Samokutyayev Saraliev Saranova Saryglar Savchenko Savelyev Seliverstov Senin Shamanov Shcheglov Shcherbakov Sheremet Shipulin Shkhagoshev Shkolkina Sholokhov Shubin Shulginov (replaced Sokol) Shuvalov Shvytkin Sidyakin (replaced Kastyukevich) Simanovsky Simigin Sitnikov Skachkov Sklyar Skoch Skrivanov Skrug Smirnov Solodovnikov Solomatina Soloviev Spiridonov Stankevich Starshinov Stenyakina Strelyukhin Tarasenko Tatriyev Taymazov Tchepikov Ten Terentyev Tereshkova Teryushkov Teterdinko Timofeyeva Tkachov Tolmachev Tolstoy Topilin Tretiak Trifonov Tsed Tsunaeva Turov Tutova Umakhanov Utyasheva S. Uzdenov (replaced † D. Uzdenov) Valenchuk Valeev Valuev Vasilkova Vasilyev Veller Veremeenko Vlasova Vodolatsky Vodyanov Volfson Volodin Volotskov Vorobiev Voronovsky Vtorygina Vyatkin Vyborny Yagafarov Yakhnyuk Yakubovsky Yarovaya Yeryomin (replaced † Zubarev) Yevtyukhova Yezubov Zakharov Zatulin Zavalny Zavarzin Zhukov Zhurova
Communist Party	Afonin Alekhin Alimova Ammosov Arefiev Avdeev Babich Berulava Bessonov Bifov Drobot Ezersky Filatova Gavrilov Glazkova Isakov N. Ivanov Ivanyuzhenkov Kalashnikov Kamnev Kashin Kazankov Kharitonov Kochiev Kolomeitsev Komotsky Kornienko Kumin Kurinny Lebedev Levchenko Lyabikhov Markhayev Matveyev Melnikov Mikhailov Novikov Obukhov Osadchy Ostanina Panteleev Parfenov Prokofiev Prusakova Savitskaya Shargunov Shchapov Sinelshchikov Smolin Sobolev Suleymanov Taysaev Udaltsova (replaced Rashkin) Vasiliev Yegorov (replaced Blotsky) Yushchenko Zyuganov
A Just Russia — For Truth	Aksakov Aksyonenko Ananskikh Babakov Burlyayev Chepa Delyagin Drapeko Gartung Greshnevikov Grigoriev Gusev Kabyshev Kanokov Khovanskaya Kim (replaced Belousov) A. Kuznetsov D. Kuznetsov (replaced Prilepin) Lantratova Lisitsyn Mironov Nilov Novichkov Remezkov Semigin Terentyev Tumusov Wasserman
Liberal Democratic Party	Chernyshov Didenko Karginov Koshelev Kuliyeva (replaced Vlasov) Leonov Lugovoy Markov Musatov Napso Naumov Nilov Panesh Paykin Seleznev Shaykhutdinov Slutsky Sukharev Svintsov (replaced † Zhirinovsky) Svishchev Svistunov Zhuravlyov
New People	Arapov Avksentyeva Chemeris Tkachev (replaced Chudaev) Davankov Demin Goryacheva Skroznikova (replaced Gulin) Hamitov Leonov Nechayev Pevtsov Plyakin Samylin (replaced Shilkin) Tarbaev
Party of Growth	Dmitriyeva
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