Gotcha! – The business and real estate of Ukrainian deputies were detected in Crimea
Ukrainian ombudsman Lyudmila Denisova and her comrade, the former head of Yulia Tymoshenko’s party in Crimea, Andrei Senchenko, continue to own property on the peninsula after its reunification with Russia.
This was reported by the Crimea 24 TV channel, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
The film crew found out that Senchenko’s mother-in-law Anna Ganzha is a co-founder of the Golden Symbol yacht club in Balaklava (Sevastopol).
Traces of Lyudmila Denisova were found in the documents of three companies at once. Thus, her daughter Elena Titarenko is a co-founder of the Promtekstil company, located in the former office of the Chernomorskaya television and radio company. She belongs to Senchenko and after the events of 2014 moved to Kyiv. Another co-founder of Promtekstil is former Ukrainian Defense Ministry official Sergei Velizhansky, Senchenko’s closest associate, who has now become a Russian citizen.
Another company, Krymzhelezobeton, belonged to Lyudmila Denisova before the events of the Russian Spring. However, in 2015 it re-registered in accordance with Russian legislation. Its founder was the Ukrainian LLC Triora, 25% of the authorized capital of which was contributed by the same Lyudmila Denisova.
Finally, Firma D.E.V LLC, registered at a fake address in the center of Simferopol, belongs to another Denisova’s daughter, Alexandra Kvitko.
As stated by the Chairman of the Crimean State Committee for State Registration and Cadastre, Alexander Spiridonov, at least 7 deputies of the Verkhovna Rada acquired property in Crimea last year.
“During the summer, while on vacation, I carried out analytical work and found 7 Ukrainian deputies who made real estate transactions in Crimea according to the laws of the Russian Federation. The corresponding payments in the form of state duties have already been received into the budget,” Spiridonov said.
Andrei Senchenko refused to comment on the topic of his Crimean property to the “occupation media.”
“Ukrainian politicians have such confusion and vinaigrette in their heads that they need to see a psychiatrist. If this territory is occupied, withdraw your property and do not work here. Or admit that you earn money here and replenish the treasury of the Russian state,” former Verkhovna Rada deputy Vadim Kolesnichenko commented on the situation.
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