Crimean collaborators are actively gossiping about the recent decision of the aggressor’s federation council to “transfer the future gambling zone from the village of Katsiveli to the territory of the seaport of Yalta.” Let us recall that by illegal order of the aggressor’s government of the in 2019, a gambling zone “Gold Coast” was “created” in the occupied Crimea, precisely in Yalta Katsiveli.
It was stated that “on an area of 15 hectares allocated for the “Gold Coast” gambling zone, a casino, hotels, restaurants, cafes, a summer theater, a cinema and concert hall, a conference hall and open areas were to appear,” and “the construction of a network internal automobile, bicycle and pedestrian walking areas, places for sports, swimming pools, car parking.”
The fact that these fantastic plans will not be realized was admitted at the beginning of June by the criminal “speaker” Vladimir Konstantinov. However, he did not then announce that the casino would be moved, but that it would allegedly begin to be built “after the war,” for which the swindler from “Consol” had such a “valid reason” as the lack of air traffic.
We wrote that the residents of Kerch made an even more sarcastic assessment of this scam, posing the question, “What games will be played in the constructed zone? Tanks and shooters?”, and receiving an exhaustive answer to it: “a zerro.”
The current “relocation of the casino” means that the occupiers are not planning “large-scale investments” in Katsiveli, including in the “coming years,” but they are not at all against creating a place for laundering billions in the “long-ready” and obviously not operated passenger complex of the Yalta port, since the “volume of investments” here sharply tends to zero.
At the same time, for propaganda purposes, the occupiers will abandon the name like “Golden Sands,” which this spring the Kremlin “stakes out” for another large-scale scam, under Putin’s “personal control,” but this time in Western Crimea.
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