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This concerns the residential complexes “Perlyna Nyvok” and “Aquamarine.”
People connected to Deputy Head of the Office of the President Oleg Tatarov bought apartments in two troubled Kyiv residential complexes — “Perlyna Nyvok” and “Aquamarine.” The total value of this real estate now exceeds 1 million dollars. This is reported in an investigation by Bihus.Info.
Documents related to the real estate name Nataliya Pysarieva and Vladlena Tymoshenko. Both have business ties to Italian entrepreneur Nicola Mirto, who earlier was a client and close friend of Oleg Tatarov. In particular, the law firm that Tatarov once established represented Mirto’s interests. In addition, one of Oleg Tatarov’s declarations states that his former wife agreed to become Mirto’s son’s guardian if necessary.
In the Perlyna Nyvok complex, Pysarieva and Tymoshenko appear in documents for seven apartments. This residential complex has a long troubled construction history and was associated with the State Guard Department. The State Guard was supposed to receive more than 100 apartments, but ultimately received only 65.
Five of the six apartments that Pysarieva and Tymoshenko later acquired were not entered into the electronic register of property rights at the time they were acquired.
In addition, three large apartments of about 100 m² were later reconfigured into nine separate dwellings.
Nataliya Pysarieva also purchased four apartments in the Aquamarine complex. The Security Service of Ukraine was the construction’s client, and some apartments were to be transferred to the National Bank of Ukraine.
Of the 38 apartments envisaged, the SBU received only four, and the NBU did not receive 19 apartments.
Nataliya Pysarieva declined to comment to journalists on the purchase of the apartments and their origin. Vladlena Tymoshenko also did not provide explanations regarding the real estate.
Oleg Tatarov has previously featured in investigations related to real estate. Before working at the Office of the President, he headed the legal department of the company Ukrbud. In 2019, NABU and SAP investigated a scheme involving apartments for the National Guard. According to the investigation, Ukrbud was to transfer apartments to the National Guard in central Kyiv, but instead transferred dwellings on the outskirts of the capital. The difference in value was estimated at about 80 million hryvnias.
Tatarov was charged with giving an unlawful benefit to the head of an expert institution for an evaluation that was to influence the assessment of damages in this case. Later the case was taken from NABU and SAP, and the criminal proceedings were closed.
After the arrest of Maksym Mykytas in the Ukrbud case, some of the company’s assets ended up in structures linked to Oleg Tatarov’s circle. In particular, they were registered to Tatarov’s then–father-in-law, who had previously operated route transportation services in the Kirovohrad region.
Recall, Volodymyr Zelensky appointed Tatarov as Deputy Head of the Office of the President on a date recommended by Yehorov’s fortune-teller. // Zaxid.net
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