The occupiers fined the illegally operating Kakhovka market for using premises that they themselves declared “state property”.
Pro-Russian media reported this.
Thus, the occupation prosecutor’s office accused the market administration of illegally leasing retail outlets to which the enterprise allegedly has no rights under Russian legislation.
As a result of the inspection, the occupiers found the legal entity guilty and imposed a fine of 20,000 rubles.
Earlier, Kakhovka market traders appealed to the President of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin with complaints about the actions of the appointed so-called head of the city Pavlo Filipchuk.
Recall, in July last year the occupiers appointed kvass seller Ihor Korovko as the “director” of the Kakhovka market. Before that, the position was held by Ihor Merkulov, whom Filipchuk tried to appoint through machinations.