In the territories of Ukraine occupied by the Russians, looting sanctioned by the occupying state has flourished since the beginning of the full-scale invasion.
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This was reported today, January 20, on the website of the Center for National Resistance.
It is noted that under the guise of a housing restoration program, Russians forcefully enter an apartment where there were no residents at the time of the work.
- the door is cut off with special tools, even if the apartment has not experienced any damage;
- After entering the apartment, such pseudo-builders inspect the residents’ property and confiscate everything that has at least some value. According to the testimony of TOT residents, household appliances, electronics, plumbing fixtures, tools, outerwear, and even canned food with long-term storage were stolen from their apartments;
- At best, the occupiers leave behind cheap metal-plastic windows with double-glazed windows, without finishing the slopes (window space), which in no way contributes to the preservation of the apartment;
- often the premises are left without an entrance door, which subsequently leads to the disappearance of all property from such an apartment.
In addition, the occupiers put pressure on the owners of such real estate – they are forced to re-register their apartments in accordance with Russian legislation, which, in particular, requires obtaining a Russian passport.
Otherwise, they recognize such property as “mismanaged” and transfer it as official housing for Russians sent to the WTO, or sell it to Russians who have expressed a desire to move to the WTO of Ukraine, the Central Tax Service notes.
Source: Racurs
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