Occupiers put up for sale the nationalized resort of Kolomoisky in Crimea.

Russian occupiers in Crimea have started selling the assets of Ukrainian businessman Ihor Kolomoisky, which they claim are 'nationalized'. This was reported by TASS on Friday, November 24.

This concerns the recreation center Europe in the village of Partenit, which is part of Alushta. Its starting price is 446 million Russian rubles (over 5 million dollars).

'In addition to the center itself with an area of over 8,700 square meters, the lot includes nearby pools, a boiler room, a staff dormitory, and anti-landslide retaining walls. To participate in the auction, a deposit of 223.2 million rubles must be paid. The application deadline is December 14, and the auction will take place on December 18', – the message says.

The agency notes that the assets are being sold by a fragment with the previous owner LLC Transport Logistics, which considers the decision regarding the 'nationalization' of its property illegal.

It should be noted that in October, a fake auction in Crimea 'sold' an apartment belonging to the family of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

And in September, 'nationalized' properties belonging to citizens of Ukraine were sold for the first time in Crimea. At that time, over 800 million rubles were received for them.

The news indicates how Russian occupiers in Crimea have started actively selling property that they allegedly 'nationalized' from Ukrainian citizens, including well-known businessmen. This is yet another episode in a series of 'auctions' and 'sales' in Crimea aimed at legitimizing the occupation of the territory and the illegal actions of the occupiers.