The theft of Ukrainian metal products from Mariupol was carried out by the Russian company Reka-More from Rostov.
Mariupol plant MMK im. Ilyich of Metinvest Group appealed to the president and government with a request to impose sanctions against those involved in the theft of Ukrainian metal products. This is stated in the official letter of the plant.
Thus, sanctions are proposed to be imposed on the Russian company Reka-More Management Company, against its leader and founder Arustamov Gennady, as well as against all those involved in the transportation, loading and sale of stolen products.
Proposed penalties include interception of assets, cessation of trading operations, collection of assets owned by them in state revenue, and much more.
Businesses also cite the facts of this company’s metal theft. So, his ship called RM-3 entered the port of Mariupol, full of Ukrainian metal products and headed for Rostov.
“The permission of the employment administration (under the control of the Russian Federation) to load foreign products on the ship, the active coverage of this event in the Russian media and the notification of the existence of an alleged” agreement ” “where the export of products is carried out, indicate the assistance and/or receipt of the theft of products of the Russian Federation Ukrainian factories and the theft of property. To protect our rights, we turn to law enforcement agencies, ”the appeal said.
Through their actions, the occupiers are causing damage not only to businesses, but also to the Ukrainian budget, the letter says.
“Given the foregoing, the activities of the above persons, as well as the Russian Federation, threaten the national interests, security and economy of Ukraine, violate the property rights of individuals and legal entities and create of barriers to sustainable financial development, ”it said. .
In this regard, the president and the Cabinet of Ministers are asked to bring to the meeting of the National Security and Defense Council the issue of imposing sanctions against those involved in metal theft.
Earlier, the Mariupol plants applied to the Prosecutor General’s Office with a request to open criminal cases on the facts of metal theft and track the routes of the stolen products.
According to the Mariupol port management, the occupiers plan to seize 200,000 tons of metal worth $ 170 million.
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Source: korrespondent
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