Ze-deputy was caught building a house in Russian Crimea
Kharkov deputy from the Servant of the People Andrey Odarchenko, having resolved all issues with the local authorities, is calmly building a five-story house on the coast of the Russian Crimea.
Kiev journalist Irina Gavrilova writes about this on her Facebook, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
She notes that the construction project of party deputy Vladimir Zelensky in Crimea looks especially cynical against the backdrop of the hunt for “Kremlin agents” launched by the office of the president and the SBU.
“Public hearings to review the draft General Plan for the village of Mezhvodnoye in Crimea, where the house is being built, took place in the spring of 2018. At the same time, Odarchenko himself, together with his brother Dmitry Odarchenko, submitted a written application to the local authorities of the peninsula to obtain a construction permit.
Images from 2020 confirm that on the shore of Yarylchag Bay there is an almost completed five-story building. According to Ukrainian registers, the land plot in the village of Mezhvodnoye, which is being developed by People’s Deputy Odarchenko, belongs to his aunt Lydia Odarchenko,” the journalist wrote.
The unfinished area is 592 square meters. It is located in a resort area next to hotel complexes. The construction site is surrounded by water on two sides - the sea on one side, and lakes on the other.
Interestingly, the primary source of the incriminating evidence is the Anti-Corruption Bloc of ATO Participants. It has already accused Odarchenko of "effectively legitimizing the occupation administration of Crimea," demanding a response from the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU).
The funniest thing is that, at the same time, Deputy Odarchenko also heads the subcommittee on anti-corruption policy in the field of economic, land and urban planning relations of the Parliamentary Committee on Anti-Corruption Policy in the Verkhovna Rada.
A Zelensky deputy was caught building a house in Russian Crimea.