Putin's "wallet" enters Yalta port: Rotenberg demolishes the sea terminal for a casino - CNS
Kyiv • UNN
The occupiers are building casinos and hotels instead of restoring passenger transportation in the port. The project is being implemented by Rotenberg's company due to changes in Russian laws.
The Yalta seaport, which was supposed to receive passengers, is becoming a platform for a gambling zone. Behind the fence that has grown around the port is not the development of the city, but the business interests of billionaire Arkady Rotenberg. This was reported by the Center for National Resistance of the SSO of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (CNS), informs UNN.
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It is noted that instead of restoring passenger transportation, which the townspeople asked for, the occupiers are building casinos, hotels, and spa complexes.
The project was moved from the village of Katsiveli directly to the port after the State Duma of the Russian Federation changed the law for a specific object. The buyer was the company "Chernomorskoe Razvitie", closely associated with Rotenberg's entourage. This is another stage of seizing strategic assets in Crimea. For the occupiers, Yalta is not a resort, but another point for laundering money through the gambling business
The CNS adds that while local residents are losing access to the sea and the port, oligarchs close to the Kremlin are dividing the territory for their entertainment.
Recall
Gauleiters allowed the development of protected zones and the felling of trees in Yalta. Chekhov's museum was threatened, and architect Krasnov's mansion has already been demolished.