The interests of Russian oligarchs extend all the way to Transcarpathia, but rest assured their property will be seized! — Yevhenii Yenin
In a live broadcast of the all-Ukrainian tele-marathon, First Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs of Ukraine Yevhenii Yenin spoke about the blocking and seizure of assets of oligarchs close to the Kremlin.
“Russian missiles kill our people and our country, so in our opinion people who are close to the Kremlin cannot keep their business in the country they destroy. I can say that the interests of Russian oligarchs extend all the way to the Transcarpathian region. We find famous names even there. That is why the special operation “Active” was launched. And rest assured their property will be arrested!”, — said Yevhenii Yenin.
He said that today in Ukraine there are more than seven thousand residents who had financial relations with the Russian Federation or the Russian Federation under financial control. As a result of this step, the Ministry of Internal Affairs made it impossible to transfer more than UAH 200 billion to the aggressor country.
The land plot, which belonged to Oksana Marchenko, will soon be transferred to the Agency for Search and Asset Management.
“In addition, we seized more than 100 trucks and passenger cars totaling more than 200 million hryvnias. Most of this technology will also serve our military. We have seized securities worth a total of 12 billion hryvnias of one of the banks, the ultimate owner of which is the Russian oligarchs. They arrested 1 billion hryvnias worth aviation and diesel fuel, which belongs to Russian oligarchs and others,” the First Deputy Minister said.
Let us remind.” Asset” is an operation of the NP of Ukraine on the identification and alienation of financial and property resources of legal entities and citizens of the Russian Federation and the Russian Federation, which by their activities contribute to the war in Ukraine. All assets of the aggressor countries will be recovered in favor of our state to compensate for the damage caused.
Department of Communications of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine
