Bailiffs seized Kolomoisky's property in Crimea, media
Simferopol, September 01 (Navigator, Evgeniy Andreev) – In the Republic of Crimea, bailiffs seized the real estate of the Tavria health complex in Foros, owned by the Dnepropetrovsk governor and oligarch Igor Kolomoisky.
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The Prosecutor's Office of the Republic of Kazakhstan told the Izvestia newspaper about this.
“The Prosecutor’s Office of Crimea considered the appeal of the Prosecutor General’s Office regarding the possible financing of terrorism by the Ukrainian political figure Igor Kolomoisky, including through controlled organizations located on the territory of the peninsula. As a result, after an inspection by the Crimean Prosecutor’s Office, bailiffs seized the real estate of the Tavria health complex, the owner of which is Kolomoisky’s Privatbank, the publication notes.
In addition, the Nautilus luxury apartment complex in Gurzuf may also come under arrest.
“Employees of the prosecutor’s office found out that the construction of the Nautilus complex was financed by Privatbank, which was a financial partner of the owner of Nautilus, the private enterprise Edelweiss-2000,” Izvestia writes.
According to experts, the arrest and confiscation of two sanatoriums in Crimea will deprive Kolomoisky of several tens of millions of dollars.
“Each of the sanatoriums (Tavria and Nautilus) costs about $20 million. But it’s worth considering that these are two fundamentally different businesses. “Tavria” is exclusively an elite class hotel business; this price was formed due to its large territory and elite rooms. “Nautilus is not so much hotel rooms as apartments for sale,” Natalya Slovesnikova, general director of the Center for Right Decisions, assessed the value of the odious oligarch’s businesses.
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