Хижина дяди Сталкера

Russian NTV television reported that the 32-year-old man, who has stood unsuccessfully in past elections, has parliamentary and even presidential ambitions if he gets elected in the Ural mountain Sverdlovsk region.

But he will not be able to call himself plain Harry Potter, as election rules state that Russian citizens who change their name have to retain their patronymic — their genuine father’s first name.

The man, who has so far remained anonymous, said he will reveal his true identity on 29 March, when he receives his new passport.
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