Occupiers Nationalized Property of Yanukovych's Son: Details of the Conflict

The occupying administration of the Donetsk region has 'nationalized' the property of Oleksandr Yanukovych, the elder son of Viktor Yanukovych. This information was published by the publication 'Glavkom' citing Russian media.According to propaganda sources, as early as 2022, the occupiers decided to 'nationalize' the assets owned by 'Mako-Holding', which belongs to Oleksandr Yanukovych. This company was registered on the territory controlled by Ukraine and paid taxes until 2023.'It is noted that 'Mako-Holding' attempted to reclaim the premises in the business center on Borys Hmelnytskyi Street in Donetsk, but the occupying administration prevented this.'Efforts by Oleksandr Yanukovych to reclaim the property, including through the courts, have been unsuccessful. Additionally, at the beginning of July, signs of a possible restoration of Donetsk airport emerged, which may indicate preparations for reopening the airport after its destruction during hostilities.The Voznesensk District Court in Zaporizhzhia has found Yan Zanevskyi, an FSB employee, guilty of violating the laws and customs of war. This information was published by 'Glavkom', referencing 'Court Reporter'.'Yan Zanevskyi is the son of Vyacheslav Zanevskyi, who headed the security service of the fugitive president Viktor Yanukovych. Zanevskyi senior left public service before the Revolution of Dignity and went abroad before the start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.'Summary:The occupying administration in the Donetsk region has nationalized the property of Oleksandr Yanukovych, which indicates fundamental changes in power in the region after the occupation. The court in Zaporizhzhia found an FSB employee guilty, further confirming violations of the laws and customs of war.