Evgeniy Solozhenkin accused Assaubayeva on several internet articles of cheating during the World Youth U14 Championship in Uruguay in September 2017. The FIDE Ethics Commission suspended Solozhenkin for making unsubstantiated allegations of cheating. A group of grandmasters wrote an open letter in support of Solozhenkin. Assaubayeva's family sued Solozhenkin for defamatory allegations made in public and in the media that offended Assaubayeva's honor and dignity. The Moscow Appellate Court ordered Solozhenkin to apologize, disavow his allegations to the media, delete the defamatory articles, and pay a compensatory sum of 100 thousand rubles. In 2022 the investigative journalism outlet Meduza revealed that she, along with many other female chess players have received harassments in form of unsolicited letters containing used condoms and pornographic pictures from a resident in Riga, Latvia. With the assistance of forensic experts and through searching the contents of data breaches, Meduza managed to pinpoint the identity of the sender to international master Andrejs Strebkovs. Achievements December 2022 - Women's World Blitz Chess Championship - winner December 2021 - Women's World Blitz Chess Championship - winner (with one round to spare) December 2021 - Women's World Rapid Chess Championship - 2nd Place August 2021 - Asian Women's Continental Online Chess Championship - winner August 2019 - 26th Abu Dhabi International Chess Festival, Open, 3rd place among Women May 2019 - Tashkent Zonal 3.4 tournament Women - 1-3 place, 3rd on tiebreak February 2019 - Moscow Open Women - third place June 2017 – FIDE Master, European Individual Chess Championship 2017, Minsk October 2016 - winner, U12, World Championship among cadets in classical chess, Batumi, Georgia. September 2014 – vice world champion, girls U10, Durban, South Africa August 2014 – winner in U-2000 category of 21st Abu Dhabi International Chess Festival August 2014 – winner at 10 years old, male U14, in 13th Dubai Juniors Chess Championship June 2014 – vice Asian champion, girls U12, Tashkent, Uzbekistan May 2013 – world champion, girls U9, Porto Caras, Greece May 2012 – world champion, girls U9, Iasi, Romania March 2012 – champion of Kazakhstan in blitz chess, girls U12 (when she was 8 years old) at the age of seven she was awarded the title of Woman FIDE Master of the World Chess Federation November 2011 – gold medal, junior world champion, U8, Caldas Novas, Brazil May 2011 – world champion among schoolchildren, girls U7, Krakow, Poland References External links Telegram