“The city government declares that all the islands of the city of Kiev are owned by the community of the capital, have never been transferred to private ownership and cannot be transferred according to the law,” the message says.
Commenting on the transfer of a number of dams and berths to the businessman, the Kyiv City State Administration announced the involvement of the so-called “black registrars”.
“Therefore, the city authorities appeal to law enforcement agencies to intensify the fight against” black registrars “and check the information published by journalists,” the department noted.
The ex-head of the Kiev police, Andriy Krishchenko, whom journalists associate with businessmen who got hold of the island and berths with dams, also reacted to the investigation.
“I will apply to the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine, [чтобы] as soon as possible to carry out a complete and impartial verification of the information presented by journalists, with the subsequent publication of its results to the public. I did not violate the laws of Ukraine. And he was not involved in the assumptions made to me, “- wrote he’s on Facebook.
On September 24, the journalists of the Scheme program published an investigation that Metropolitan lawyer Konstantin Boyko received ownership or storage of a number of hydraulic structures in the capital. According to media reports, he did it through the police – told law enforcement officers that he had found “lost property rights” to 16 hydraulic structures and offered himself as the custodian of the “find.” Police in response transferred the property rights to these 16 objects to him for safekeeping.
On the basis of the letter from the police, the businessman was able to register 11 objects “on the right of storage”. He has already re-registered three of them on the right of ownership and resold to his company “Ukrainian Bureau of River Ports”. Among them are the rights to Obolonsky Island. Schem journalists believe that Boyko and Krishchenko are connected.
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