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Journalists showed the palace of Vinnytsia’s Vice Prime Minister Kistion
The estate in Vinnytsia officially belongs to Dmytro Kistion — the son of the vice prime minister.
The son of Vice Prime Minister Volodymyr Kistion owns a house on a land parcel that Vinnytsyavodokanal refused under the leadership of his father. This was reported by NashI Hroshi with reference to the Skhemy program.
According to the journalists’ investigation, the Kistion family in Vinnytsia has a house with a swimming pool on Traktorna Street on a plot of 10 sotkas. The estate officially belongs to Dmytro Kistion — the son of the vice prime minister. The house area is 296 sq. m. The certificate of ownership was issued in 2012.
In 2008, Vinnytsyavodokanal, which was then headed by Volodymyr Kistion, renounced part of its land. The city council, led by Volodymyr Hroisman, then transferred the plots to citizens for construction free of charge. The plot where Kistion’s house was built was allocated to Yuriy Pyndyk. It turned out that Yuriy Pyndyk is a driver in the administrative and household department of the Vinnytsia City Council. According to the cadastral map, the land under Kistion’s house is still registered to Pyndyk. At the same time, information about the plot is absent from the real estate registry.
Yuriy Pyndyk himself claimed that he sold this plot because he needed money to help his daughter establish herself and now lives with her. He does not remember for how much he sold the land. The real estate registry shows that Pyndyk’s daughter, Lyudmyla Lysiuk, has a house of 264 sq. m. next to Kistion. It was also built on former Vodokanal land. Lysiuk, like her father, received this plot free of charge in 2008.
Recall that Volodymyr Kistion was deputy to Volodymyr Hroisman for six years when Hroisman was mayor of Vinnytsia. This year he became Vice Prime Minister for ATO and occupied territories in Hroisman’s government.
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