December 22, 2024
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In Luhansk region, real estate whose owners did not leave is added to the list of ownerless property – OVA

In the Luhansk region, real estate whose owners did not leave is added to the list of ownerless property – OVAV in occupied Starobilsk, the authorities add housing to the list of ownerless property, if the owners were not at home during the inspection. Residents are forced to prove ownership of their housing within a certain period.”, — write on: unn.ua

In Starobilsk, in the temporarily occupied Luhansk region, the “authority” declares houses in which people live to be homeless, only because they were not at home during the relevant inspection. This was reported by Artem Lysohor, the head of the Luhansk OVA, writes UNN.

In Starobilsk, the list of ownerless real estate includes apartments and houses, the owners of which have not left anywhere – neither to the territory controlled by Ukraine, nor deep into the Russian Federation. When inspecting real estate, local collaborators assign it to one or another category, based on the presence or absence of owners directly during the inspection,

According to Lysohor, people learn that their home is “homeless” from announcements about the so-called “nationalization” of housing. They are forced to prove ownership of it in order to meet the deadline.

We will remind

Russian occupiers seize Ukrainian property in the occupied territories and declare it ownerless in accordance with Russian legislation.

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