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People's Deputy from Sluha narodu Mariyana Bezuhla sold an apartment in Kyiv that belonged to her, according to the declaration, in 2019 year. The deputy announced this on Facebook.
According to Bezuhla, she sold an apartment with an area of 75,1 m2 for $160 thousand hryvnias. Its value in the declaration (at the time of acquiring ownership) was indicated as several dozen times lower — 164 522 UAH. When the media discussed the declared value of this apartment several years ago, Bezuhla explained that it concerns a "Soviet apartment, whose reappraisal since the 90-ies had not been conducted." Today she said that this dwelling was issued to her grandfather, a military surgeon, who died from the consequences of surviving sepsis in World War II.
"I sold my inheritance, — Bezuhla wrote. — This is the apartment that was issued to my grandfather, a military surgeon. As I wrote earlier, he went through World War II, then worked at the Main Military Clinical Hospital until his death. And he died when I was six months old. Then my father inherited it, and my father passed it to me. I decided to sell after 6 years. I lived there little, mostly rented smaller studios, often in Obolon."
Commenting on the amount for which she sold the inherited apartment, Bezuhla said that this is "the usual price for a tidy three-room apartment in a Stalinist building near the military hospital."
"A vivid demonstration of inflation since the times of 'a dollar for two hryvnias' and up to now, — added the deputy. — Now I’m wondering whether to buy a compact studio, invest the money in government bonds, or something else, but I definitely won’t move it abroad."
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