Two days ago we wrote about a lively discussion by residents of occupied Feodosia on social networks about the “newest initiatives” from the criminal city “authorities”, who demanded that the entire population install “addressed full houses” on their houses, that is, signs with the name of the street and house number.
We wrote that at the same time, the occupiers will massively “reject” the signs already available in the private sector, since, according to their “rules,” “a sold-out sign placed on an individual household is a plate made in brown or beige, in accordance with the presented drawing” and nothing else.
The population was especially “delighted” by the news that, in the absence of this “brown decoration of the home,” the owners would be “fined,” since mass “improvement inspections by regulatory authorities” had already been promised on this issue.
At the same time, similar processes of preparation for mass “fines” are observed in other towns of the occupied peninsula. This plot received a new and predictable development when the “key Crimean telegram channels” under the aggressor’s control on June 17 “suddenly” posted an advertisement for a certain “Moscow company” “Tablichnik”, offering its products “from 4,500 rubles”, but on average much more expensive.
However, a basic analysis showed that no company “Tablichnik” actually exists and is not on the “registers” of the aggressor, and the “talking head” of this scam is individual entrepreneur Alexander Ovsienko from Krasnodar.
At the same time, Ovsienko is clearly not a random person for the “Crimean authorities”, since he “received 4 tenders” from the so-called “Bakhchisarai Historical, Cultural and Archaeological Museum-Reserve,” that is, he helped the collaborations “master” a lot of money from illegal “repairs” and modernizations.”
And at the same time, Ovsienko is on the long list of co-founders of the “RSA Group”, as an “architectural and design organization” from St. Petersburg, engaged in many scams among “industrial and civil construction projects” controlled by the aggressor and closely associated with the “high-level” Russian authorities.
Judging by this “background”, the “tempting offer” to “install a standardized sign” will be extremely difficult for Crimean residents to refuse.
