In the occupied Crimea national militia suits numerous seizures of private enterprises in favor of the Crimean government.

According to the Censor.NET with reference to the Voice of America, this writes the New York Times.

Although the loss of property is a well-known risk of doing business in Russia, previously, such cases were single, whereas now in the Crimea confiscation assumed an unprecedented scale.

"Since Russia 10 months ago conquered the Peninsula in the Black sea, according to the owners and lawyers, the owners chose real estate and other assets worth over 1 billion US dollars. This includes banks, hotels, shipyards, farms, gas stations, a large bakery, dairy and facilities of the Yalta film Studio", - the newspaper writes.

"The state Council of the Republic of Crimea" in August gave the government the right to confiscate the property to maintain vital activities", the newspaper writes. According to lawyers, with such a vague definition, you can justify anything. Thus the authorities are trying to fill the budget of the Peninsula.

"The Ministry of justice of Ukraine reported that nearly 4,000 of Ukrainian enterprises and organizations of lost property in the Crimea", - writes the author. According to the owners, the confiscation of property in such amounts occurs for the first time since the socialist revolution of 1917. Many serves lawsuits, but few believe in success.

"Crimean leadership often encouraged to have patience, arguing that changes in General well happen. However, those who infringe the authorities, more and more dissatisfied with the Russian authorities, " - says the publication.

Source: http://censor.net.ua/