
Events from February 8 to 9 will be remembered by Muscovites as “Night of Long Buckets” , Moscow, February 9, 2016

Instead of kiosks and stalls on Taganskaya Square, now heaps of garbage, Moscow, February 11, 2016

The paper was not stopped by the bulldozer, Moscow, February 8, 2016

The tenants of the pavilion on Sukharevskaya Square did not even have time to endure the goods , Moscow, February 9, 2016

According to some reports, during the demolition of the facility near the Novoslobodskaya metro, the ceiling of the pedestrian crossing, Moscow, February 9, 2016
The most interesting thing is that most owners of the dismantled structures who fell into the Black City Hall had in their hands had the necessary documents on the legality of the construction of these buildings. “We won the courts and registered ownership of the object (copies of decisions are available in the editorial office). We submitted these documents to the prefecture of the district and other organizations, ”the owner of the destroyed pavilion at the metro Sukharevskaya Gulnura Yusupova told NT . - We were informed about the impending demolition two hours before the start of the action. Many tenants did not manage to take out the goods, and it disappeared. When we tried to explain to the excavator that people were still located indoors, he still swung a bucket and hit them on the head of my sister, who lost consciousness. As a result, she was taken away on an ambulance with a concussion and a bruise. The police officer threw me rudely. I put half my life into this pavilion. The project was prepared by Schumakov, who today became the chief architect of Metrogiprotrans, and the act of acceptance of the object was signed by the prefect of Cao Alexander Music. The cost of the pavilion was estimated at 180 million rubles. Now they also require us to pay bills for the demolition of our legal property - 45 million rubles. "
The city authorities explained their actions by the fact that the objects (in total on the list of the City Hall of 104) were built in violation of the norms and rules, were over urban communications, were recognized as self -building and demolished according to the amendments to the Civil Code without a court decision. Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said that the future fate of the liberated territories will be discussed with residents of the city. And in his account on the VKontakte social network, the mayor wrote that “the demolition of illegal buildings in Moscow is a visual example of the fact that the truth, heritage, history of our country are not sold in Russia. You can not hide behind pieces of paper about property, acquired clearly with julnically ... ”According to which signs, officials can distinguish“ pieces of paper ”from these documents remained a secret. Like the answer to the question why, in relation to the “crooks” who issued them, many of which still hold responsible positions, criminal investigations or at least official inspections are not instituted.

Almost 1 billion rubles. It is planned to allocate from the city budget to improve the streets of the capital , Moscow, February 8, 2016
According to NT lawyers surveyed, the city authorities violated several laws at once on the “Night of Long Buckets”. So, according to the Constitution of the Russian Federation, the right of private property is protected by law. And no one can be deprived of their property other than by court decision. “I have already sent requests to the mayor of Moscow and the prosecutor general on what basis the pavilions were demolished, especially in cases where the entrepreneurs were issued ownership rights,” said NT State Duma deputy Valery Rashkin. - I am also interested in whether compensation will be paid to the owners. In addition, I would like to know what responsibility both the direct executors of the shares and the persons who gave them the relevant orders will be held, if these actions are recognized as arbitrariness and intentional destruction of other people's property. ”

As a result of the dismantling of the so -called self -construction of property and work, thousands of people lost , Moscow, February 8, 2016

More recently, there were cafes and shops, Moscow, February 9, 2016

For the demolition of the pavilion, the owners were issued an account, Moscow, February 9, 2016
Photo: Vladimir Terkin/TASS, Mikhail Dzhaparidze/TASS, Anton Novodeozhkin/TASS, Alesandr Shcherbak/TASS, Mikhail Metzel/TASS, Vladimir Terkin/TASS, Peter Kassin/Kommersant, Valery Sharifulin/TASS, Pavel Bednyakov