In occupied Sevastopol, Russia has begun confiscating property from those who aided the Ukrainian Armed Forces

The Russian-appointed occupation authorities in Sevastopol have decided to nationalize the property of six legal entities and five individuals for allegedly “assisting” the Ukrainian army and intelligence services. This was announced by the city’s “governor,” Mikhail Razvozhayev. According to him, the activities of these individuals were analyzed by the local anti-terrorism commission.

The properties subject to nationalization include the “Parus” instrument-making plant, the “TBI” real estate management company, and the “Rifer” warehousing company. According to Razvozhayev, the owners of all three enterprises were linked to Ukrainian funds supporting the Armed Forces of Ukraine, publicly declared their support for the Ukrainian army, and held “anti-Russian positions.”

In addition, the “Saturn” plant, which manufactures electric motors, the beverage sales company “Rosttrade,” and the real estate management company “Atlantis-LTD” were transferred to city ownership. The “governor” of Sevastopol claimed that the actual owner of all three companies is active in pro-Ukrainian social media groups, publishes content in support of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, and, through his father in Kyiv, maintains contacts with “representatives of the Ukrainian regime.”

This is according to reports from Russian propaganda media.

Occupied Sevastopol was left without power following a drone attack.

As a reminder, on the morning of August 13, drones attacked the “Gazprom Neftohim Salavat” oil refining and petrochemical complex in Bashkortostan. Smoke rose over the plant’s territory following the attack.

Prior to this, the Russian oil refinery “Orsknefteorgsintez” had halted oil processing following a Ukrainian drone attack on August 11. 

Video: The refinery caught fire after the attack in Orsk.