Russia's enemies lost 112 luxury vehicles and real estate in Crimea
At the end of the summer holidays, which coincided with the election campaign, the Crimean parliament nationalized 112 movable and immovable property belonging to individuals and legal entities found to be unfriendly towards Russia.
Among them are the parents of the singer Jamala , former Prime Minister of Ukraine Arseniy Yatsenyuk , former MPs Vitaly Khomutynnik and Lidiya Koteliak , reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
This is perhaps the largest package of property nationalized in one fell swoop. Over the 10 years of Crimea's membership in the Russian Federation, the decree governing the expropriation of assets included only 450 provisions, and initially, the focus was on critical infrastructure, transportation, city-forming enterprises, and the assets of Ukrainian banks , which left Crimea along with depositors' money.
Since the beginning of the Second World War, the republic's authorities have proposed adopting a law at the federal level on the nationalization of the property of Ukrainian oligarchs and businessmen who support the Armed Forces of Ukraine, but were refused , and are now adding new clauses to the resolution, bringing its total to 562.
Following the Saturn cinema on Yalta's central square, former Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk was left without a property in Massandra on Mukhina Street . The shopping center building is registered to Antey 2012 LLC, of which Yatsenyuk is the beneficiary.
The list of nationalized properties includes the movable and immovable property of Susanna Dzhamaladinova (Dzhamala) , the movable and immovable property of her mother, Galina Tumasova , including 10 acres of land in the village of Malorechenskoye near Alushta with a house and outbuildings, as well as the property of her father, Alim Dzhamaladinova - two plots of land in Solnechnogorsk with a total area of almost 25 acres and a residential building.
All property belonging to the family of former Ukravtodor deputy head Valeriy Falyush , including a hotel in the village of Utes and Zolotaya Seredina LLC, was transferred to the republic's ownership. The Alushta administration had been suing Zolotaya Seredina LLC to terminate the lease of four hectares of land in the village of Solnechnogorskoye. The Falyush family had planned to build a recreational complex on the plot.
As expected, three apartments belonging to the family of former MP Khomutynnik in the "Emperor" residential complex in Livadia were nationalized . There were four apartments in total, but the former MP managed to sell one to the Zelenskys in 2013.
The Bristol Hotel on Roosevelt Street in Yalta was completely nationalized , along with the movable and immovable property of its founders, Vladimir Gerasemchuk and Svetlana Kirichek. Also on the list is the entire property of Porto Mare LLC , including the hotel of the same name and the apartments on its premises.
Former Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko's ally and former MP Lidiya Kotylyak lost 12 acres of land in the village of Primorsky near Feodosia , where her husband, Volodymyr Kotylyak, also owned land . She also owned a vacation home in the village of Mysovoye on the Azov coast and a well-built cottage on 7 acres of land in Yalta. Some of the property was registered to the former MP's son, Ihor Kotylyak.
The list of nationalized assets includes the Kazakevich children's camp in Peschanoye , the Aquarelle dolphinarium in Alushta , hotels and resorts in Yalta and Yevpatoriya, warehouses, stores, and bakeries in various parts of Crimea, and large industrial enterprises in Kerch— Kerch-Balyk LLC, Zvezda Rybaka LLC, and Kerch Gaz JSC.
"The work to identify objects belonging to individuals committing unfriendly acts against Russia continues . This is a complex and complicated matter, as the Nazis and their accomplices are attempting to cover their tracks, alter the legal framework, and withdraw assets from Crimean enterprises."
Despite everything, our work continues. The moral component is important to us. We must deprive those who have stained themselves with the blood of our men of any income, even the most insignificant ," said Vladimir Konstantinov, Speaker of the Crimean Parliament, commenting on the decision.
Russia's enemies have lost 112 luxury vehicles and properties in Crimea.