Occupants in TOT plan to confiscate property of Ukrainians by August 16
Kyiv • UNN
The occupation authorities in the occupied territories of Ukraine are conducting raids to identify “ownerless” housing. The owners are asked to provide documents by August 16, otherwise the property will be confiscated and may be transferred to Russian migrants.
The occupation authorities are trying to "close the issue" of Ukrainian property in the occupied territories of the south. This is reported by the Center of National Resistance, UNN reports.
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On the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, in particular in Melitopol, Zaporizhzhia region, terrorists plan to resolve the issue of property of Ukrainians who have left these regions by August 16. As part of this campaign, representatives of the occupation administration, together with the military, are conducting raids to find and check the homes that do not have supporting documents for ownership.
The invaders post notices on the apartments stating that the housing has signs of "ownerlessness." Owners are asked to provide documents for their homes by a specified deadline, otherwise the property will be confiscated.
According to estimates, such confiscated housing may be transferred to Russian migrants, which indicates the intention of the occupation administration to change the demographic composition of the territory as part of the colonization policy. These actions emphasize the continuation of the aggressive practice of changing the ethnic composition in the occupied regions.
