The SBU’s high -ranking official redefined real estate in Crimea under the laws of the Russian Federation – Hromadske
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The Hromadske investigation showed that the father -in -law of the Cyber Department of the Security Service of Ukraine, Colonel Ivan Kaabashkina, reformed his real estate in occupied Crimea under the laws of Russia.
Source: investigation Hromadske
Literally: « According to the Ukrainian Register of Real Estate, the father-in-law of the SBU Colonel Ivan Kaabashkin, Vladimir Protivensky, has property in the Crimea. It is about three non-residential premises at recreation base, built in the 2000s in Koktebel. »
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Details: As Hromadske has found out in its investigation, the Crimean real estate of the Kalabashkin’s father -in -law is registered under Russian laws, and cadastral numbers are assigned to it. According to the estimate, the total cost of these objects is about $ 180 thousand.
Journalists reported that one of the premises in the house on Lenin Street was re -registered in the name of Vladimir Protivensky.
Hromadske investigators were able to find a document – a 2015 ownership certificate. This means that the father-in-law’s father-in-law reformed his real estate in Crimea under the laws of the aggressor country.
Vladimir Protivensky refused to comment on the situation for Hromadske. In addition, journalists found that the family of the SBU Colonel has property that is estimated at almost $ 2 million.
