Russia has passed a law allowing the nationalization of the houses of Ukrainians in the occupied territories

A draft law that would allow the Russian authorities to nationalize the housing of millions of Ukrainians in the Russian-occupied territory of a neighboring country was approved on Tuesday by the State Duma, the lower house of the Russian parliament.

The draft law was proposed at the end of September by the Minister of Construction of Russia, Irek Faizullin. The document states that the authorities of the “subjects of the Russian Federation” are authorized to seize and use “unclaimed residential premises” to provide them to Russians who are in line for housing.

A draft law is being introduced that establishes the right of subjects, based on the decision of a senior official, to accept and use residential premises that are not demanded by citizens, to provide housing for citizens to whom the state has obligations,” Faizullin said at a meeting of the Moscow government, which took place July 28. In fact, the draft law allows the Russian authorities to expropriate without compensation the real owners of housing in the Ukrainian territories occupied by Russia, who were forced to leave their homes to escape the war.

The Kremlin considers the occupied Ukrainian territories of Kherson, Donetsk, Luhansk and Zaporizhzhia regions to now belong to Russia, after the so-called announcement of their annexation at the end of September.

The draft law “On the use of unclaimed residential premises” was submitted to the Russian parliament in August, and the chairman of the Committee on Constitutional Legislation of the Federation Council, the upper house of the Russian parliament, Andriy Klisas, became the first Russian official to speak directly about the true purpose of the draft law.

“We need a clear legal basis for the confiscation of foreign property, especially Ukrainian, in Russia and in the liberated territories of Ukraine. This issue should be discussed in detail with the government in the fall,” he wrote on August 8 in his Telegram channel.

It seems that, at least in theory, war veterans, family members of fallen veterans, disabled people and other vulnerable population groups will have the first right to receive “nationalized housing”, according to Faizullin.

The Russian military continues its terror and shelling of the civilian population in the Zaporizhzhia region. This is how peaceful cities and villages of our region suffered from artillery shells, anti-aircraft missiles, anti-aircraft missiles last day. The following areas came under the attack of this day: Znachkove, Malynivka, Shcherbaki, Zaliznychne, Chervone, Orihiv, Shevchenkive, Zaliznychne, Novodanilivka, Charivne, Kamianske, Mali Shcherbaki, Novoandriivka, Mala Tokmachka, Olhivske, Gulyaipole. 13 facts of destruction of residential buildings of peaceful citizens of Zaporizhzhіa region were registered.

The collaborators are preparing, so to speak, to nationalize the property of socially significant objects and enter it into the register of the temporarily occupied Zaporizhzhia region. Currently, work is underway on the building of the music school. The pseudo-leader Balytsky noted that relevant acts are already being prepared, and by the end of the year the traitor wants to complete the work on the inclusion of the main infrastructure objects in the property.

This is reported in Energoatom.

Last week, Energoatom sent trucks with critical equipment and spare parts to the Zaporizhzhya NPP. At the checkpoint in Vasylivka, the occupiers forced the cars to be unloaded and “removed 45 heaters for their own needs.” In total, there were 300 of them in the truck. Only after that, the Russian occupiers allowed the transport to continue.

Heaters are needed by the stations to maintain the temperature in the premises and to create working conditions in the winter when the station does not generate electricity.

The Russians opened fire on a convoy of cars on the highway in the village of Kamianske. On November 22, on the “Road of Life” in the village of Kamianske, Zaporizhzhia region, the occupiers opened fire on a convoy of civilian vehicles. At that time, the rescuers were towing cars from the dirt road, which was washed away due to bad weather. The rescuers organized the evacuation of passengers and drivers to the nearest shelters, thus saving people from the consequences of shelling, which did not stop.

There were 49 people in the cars, including elderly people, minors and a baby. As Ms. Oksana recalls, who was heading along the “Road of Life” on that fateful day, this road almost became the Road of Hell for people. “This was my fourteenth day on the road. I was traveling from Kherson. While we were standing in line waiting for help, the shelling began. Exactly on our column. We prayed to God for the rescuers and for ourselves. The emergency services really saved our lives,” the woman says emotionally.

The Russian occupiers imposed restrictions on the sale of alcohol in the captured part of the Zaporizhzhia region and increased the curfew. The reason is the fear of partisans and total drunkenness among the mobilized.

Ivan Fedorov, the legal chairman of the occupied Melitopol of the Zaporizhzhia region, told about it. According to him, the Russian military is absolutely marginal – they drink without waking up and create problems not only for the civilian population, but also for their commanders and corrupt “policemen”.

Meanwhile, local residents of Melitopol have been resisting the occupiers for the ninth month. Therefore, the invaders are trying to somehow maintain control in the city.

“Their “mobs” are homeless people who drink from morning to night, and who rarely appear in the city sober. Thus, they create problems for the Rosgvardia and their police, who have to constantly calm them down. As for curfew, the Russians are shocked by the fact that there is still resistance on our territory, the destruction of collaborators, some are in intensive care, they believe that this way they will be able to fight our resistance forces, that is why they increased the curfew, and so that their mobilized people do not drink, they declare a dry law,” Fedorov said.

He added that this will not help the Russian invaders – they will lose the occupied territories.

Earlier, Fedorov said that the traitors from the Zaporizhzhia region, who voluntarily went to cooperate with the Russian occupiers, are already thinking about ways to escape. Some of them openly discuss that they will flee through the temporarily occupied Crimea or Donetsk.

The fake governor of the Zaporizhzhia region, Yevgeny Balytskyi, reported to the Kremlin curators that he had launched nationalized sewing factories.

Now they cover the second army of the world. True, the Gauleiter calls the military uniform “special clothing.” As you know, the Russian army has a big gap in providing uniforms. It got to the point that the mobilized were driven to Melitopol in sneakers and they bought any, including Ukrainian military uniforms, in the markets of Melitopol.

Gauleiter E. Balytskyi from Moscow was tasked with dressing a soldier, providing bedding, underwear, and pillows. And Balytsky “took it under his visor”. Currently, he has already reported that he nationalized a number of light industry enterprises throughout the Zaporizhzhia region. Four of them began to sew underwear, pillows and uniforms. Including the Melitopol sewing factory.

– The production of soft goods: pillows and blankets has been established at the enterprise “Slavyanskii Puh”. The highly specialized Tokmak sewing factory, the equipment of which allows working with heavy fabrics, is in the launch stage. It already produces workwear. The Melitopol sewing factory has also actively joined the work, the sewing shop is already producing workwear. The second workshop is in the start-up mode – for the production of knitted products, – reported E. Balytskyi.

Yevhen Balytskyi stole another light industry enterprise – a knitting factory. Actually, during the pseudo-referendum in the hotel of this enterprise, he lived together with a group of traitors. The entire block was closed with the police.

According to the owner of the jersey, Oleg Buryak, the head of the military administration of the Zaporizhzhіa district, all the equipment was taken away by the collaborators. Now, apparently, Balytsky is busy adjusting the sewing of underpants for the second army of the world on stolen sewing machines. They will definitely need them.