From the sale of facilities of Kolomoisky, the budget of Crimea expects to receive 2 billion rubles

The authorities of Crimea expect to help out at least 2 billion rubles from the sale of about 20 objects previously owned by the Ukrainian oligarch Igor Kolomoisky, and now the Republic of Crimea.

All funds from their implementation are planned to be sent to the depositors protection fund, Konstantin Bakharev, the first vice speaker of the regional parliament, said on Friday, July 22. Money will go to compensation payments to residents of Crimea, who had deposits in Ukrainian banks exceeding 700 thousand rubles, Interfax notes.

In total, in Crimea there are approximately 9300 large depositors. Some of them had already received money - the republic in early 2016 sold the Federation of Trade Unions of Tatarstan at an auction for 1.4 billion rubles of the Foros sanatorium, which previously belonged to Kolomoisky. Earlier, the New Gazeta already assumed that the Federation of Trade Unions of Tatarstan was acquired by the Sanatorium "Foros" in the interests of the youngest son of the ex -president of Tatarstan - Radik Shaimiev.

Four more former objects of the Ukrainian oligarch were sold, more than 245 million rubles were helped to be reached out of their implementation. On July 19, money entered the invoice protection fund.

The region expects this year to sell all the nationalized property of Kolomoisky.

Recall that the Ukrainian Privatbank, controlled by Kolomoisky, stopped serving customers in the Crimea in March 2014 after the peninsula joins Russia.