
In the open access, information about the land ownership and real estate abroad disappeared from open access, RBC reports . Moreover, by law, they should be entered in the register of federal property. The exception was made only for the data related to GOSTain about military bases and cosmodromes.
On the website of "state procurement", which manages foreign property controlled by the administration of the president of the enterprise, there is information only about four foreign objects. All of them belong to the field of culture. This is the Holy Nicolaev Cathedral in Nice, the courtyard of the Russian Orthodox Church in Bari, the Russian Museum-Park Complex in Jericho and the Sergievsky Compound in Jerusalem.
In the register of federal property for "state procurement", its Moscow offices and boarding house "Russia" in Yevpatoria are listed. It was assigned to the enterprise even before the annexation of Crimea. There are no other data on state real estate outside Russia in the register.
RBC turned to the Federal Property Management Agency for clarification. "In order to national security, including in connection with the unfriendly policies of a number of countries, information about federal property located abroad is not posted on the Internet on the Rosimunstokity website, on the same grounds, the provision of this information at the media is undesirable," the deputy head of the department Alexei Chubar answered. He refused to inform who and when a decision was made and classified and what his legal reasons were noted, noting that the answer "is outside the powers of the Federal Property Management Agency."
In June, the property of Russian institutions was arrested in Belgium and France on the basis of a decision of the arbitration court in the Hague. On July 28, 2014, Arbitrationordered Russia to pay 50 billion dollars to former shareholders . Representatives of shareholders also filed lawsuits in the courts of the United States, Great Britain and Germany . The laws of these countries do not allow Russian assets without the sanction of the local court, as was done in Belgium and France.
In August, RBC reported that the government was already preparing for mass arrests of its assets abroad . An interdepartmental working group has been created, which assessed which property and how much Russia can lose as a result of the bailiffs. According to her, we are talking about 4 billion euros.
The report of the Accounts Chamber, which in 2012 checked the budget expenditures for the search for Russian property abroad, states that the register of objects located outside of Russia contained information about 973 objects (166 land plots and 807 buildings and premises).