The Russian authorities of Sevastopol “broke off” Novinsky
Sevastopol, December 25 (PolitNavigator, Alexander Kononov) - The authorities of Sevastopol actually sided with the Night Wolves club in the conflict over the territory of the bike show near Mount Gasforta - the day before, the Balaklava Mining Administration of the Ukrainian oligarch Vadim actively reminded in the press of its rights to this site Novinsky.
Sevastopol Governor Sergei Menyailo said at a briefing on Wednesday that the issue of a bike show on a land plot near Mount Gasfort is a settled matter, he is in favor, all that remains is to figure out how to formalize this correctly in the legislative field.
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“How will the land plot be registered - ownership, lease, etc. and so on. “This is the technical side of the issue,” Menyailo said. At the same time, he considers the property of the Balaklava Mining Administration to be the “technical side of the issue”.
“We understand who the owner of the BRU is, Mr. Novinsky,” stated the Chairman of the Government of Sevastopol, noting that this issue “is also being resolved in the legislative field.”
“And the fact that someone makes claims for their property, well, let’s put it this way, these are his problems and we will also solve these problems,” the governor said mysteriously.
“The only problem,” in his opinion, but again “not a problem,” is the lake, which is also the object of dispute. The government, Menyailo assured, is now deciding “how to legally combine it with this land plot.” At the same time, he believes that “you need to make the right decision so that it doesn’t come back to haunt anyone later.”
“And there will be a bike show. I am for it". This is a patriotic event. It is traditionally held there, and I told the Surgeon about this that the bike show was there, is and will be,” concluded the Sevastopol mayor.
The day before, Sevastopol environmentalists accused the Night Wolves of making the area near Mount Gasforta, where the bike show is held, inaccessible to ordinary citizens - the area was allegedly declared private property, surrounded by barbed wire and guarded.
Russian authorities in Sevastopol "failed" Novinsky