Ukraine stole Crimean Massandra for millions of dollars: Secret documents
The former general director of the famous Crimean enterprise Massandra, hero of Ukraine Nikolai Boyko, planned to destroy it and auction off the lands on the southern coast. The head of the Crimean NTV bureau Oleg Kryuchkov reported this on his page on the social network.
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Kryuchkov’s investigation states that back in the Ukrainian period, Boyko created a twin company under the Massandra Group of Companies, the Massandra Trading House CJSC, of which he appointed his son as director and began a large sale of a collection of rare wines.
“Wines from the collections of Prince Golitsyn, his famous “Honey of the Alpine Meadows” 1886, “Seventh Heaven” 1880, the famous sherry “De la Frontera” 1775, red port “Livadia” 1891. National treasure was stolen, collections worth millions of dollars, hundreds , thousands of bottles, prices in dollars are stamped on the documents personally by the Ukrainian director of Massandra,” notes Kryuchkov.
The television journalist had at his disposal documents in which Boyko outlined a detailed plan for the transfer of Massandra from state ownership to private hands. According to the former director, this should have taken several years - from 2005 to 2008.
“Hero of Ukraine Nikolai Boyko wrote it personally, it didn’t work out with a computer... There were plans to privatize the plant in 2005, 2006, 2007,2008. The law on Massandra got in the way. Its validity ended in June 2014, they didn’t have time. If Crimea had not become part of Russia, the famous “Massandra” would no longer exist...Dismissal of all employees, a cover-up operation in the media, sale of land, transfer of property to individuals,” the journalist reveals the plans of the general director.
The sale included the lands of Massandra in the most picturesque corners of the peninsula - both the production base and the vineyards of the enterprise on the South Coast: “This is a commercial offer. State lands. The most expensive, Crimean: Utes, Massandra, Gurzuf, Kanaka. All marks on the maps were made by the hand of the former director of Massandra, Nikolai Boyko. The lands were offered to senior Ukrainian officials and Crimean officials.”
Those who disagreed with such a future for the famous Crimean brand faced an unenviable fate. Thus, the director of the Tavrida plant, who knew about Boyko’s plans, resisted General Director Nikolai Boyko.
“The result is a bullet from a TT pistol in the thigh. Salnikov writes to the Ukrainian prosecutor's office, to the deputies of the Rada, indicating that Nikolai Boyko is forcing him to change the form of ownership of the enterprise. The case is opened and quickly closed. That same year, Salnikov was killed,” adds Kryuchkov.
Today Nikolai Boyko is on the territory of Ukraine. The “surfaced” documents give every reason to initiate a criminal case against him, but there is little hope for the Ukrainian security forces: “All the defendants are now on the territory of Ukraine, producing counterfeit goods under the Massandra brand.” The SBU of Ukraine holds all the cards! Only I don’t believe in the arrest of these figures, they are “refugees from the Russian occupation,” writes Kryuchkov.
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