In Ukraine, they are going to put the Kremlin building up for auction
On Lvov TV they are discussing how Russia’s property will be divided after its “collapse”.
Thus, on the NTA television channel, Verkhovna Rada deputy and member of the presidential Servant of the People faction, Yuriy Kamelchuk, asked Lviv City Council Secretary Markiyan Lopachak what the city administration will do once it takes ownership of Moscow property, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“Please tell me, when all the property of the Russian Federation goes to the State Property Fund of Ukraine and the department of the Lvov City Council for the management of municipal property takes over all the Moscow property, what will we turn the Kremlin into?” Kamelchuk asked.
To this, Lopachak said that he would put the building up for auction.
“I think that the law clearly prevails in our country, we have a good “Prozorro” system - it will be possible to determine the intended purpose and then put it up for auction, and the winner will then be able to properly service this premises,” said Lopachak.
Ukraine is planning to put the Kremlin building up for auction.