As we wrote earlier, on March 6, the occupiers’ gauleiter in Sevastopol, Mikhail Razvozhaev, announced the “nationalization” of a number of enterprises and other real estate allegedly belonging to the Kozlovsky family.
However, as it turned out almost immediately, on the territory of the “confiscated” former “Mayak” plant “there are many enterprises significant for the city”, which also concerns the “former boarding house” “Sevastopol”, with its numerous “tenants”.
Now Razvozhaev “delighted” them with the prospects of communication with the “Center for the effective use of city property”, which “will renew contracts with them”, but naturally, not with all of them and on “special grounds”.
However, the situation with the previously “confiscated”, also allegedly “for terrorist ties”, “public joint-stock company” “Sevastopolgaz”, associated with the empire of Dmitry Firtash, has become even more tragicomic.
On March 6, along with the seizure of the described factories and sanatoriums, Razvozhaev stated that “according to the results of the inventory of … “Sevastopolgaz”, the list of property considered as the property of the city … is supplemented by property in the form of garages, boiler houses and other technological infrastructure.”
Against this background, the “city government” encountered an interesting phenomenon: as it turned out, the previous beneficiaries of “Sevastopolgaz” at one time distributed part of their “shares” to ordinary “employees of the enterprise”, most likely for “insurance against corporate raiding”.
And now these “unaccounted shares”, which everyone forgot about during the pathetic “nationalization”, have suddenly surfaced, since the “dismissed personnel” are not just demanding that the “new owner” return their money, but also “pay dividends for the last years”
