The government of the aggressor country russia has approved a bill that will allow occupation administrations to establish ownership of "ownerless" houses, apartments and rooms.
The russian edition of Vedomosti reported this, citing its own sources.
The draft law was approved by the government's commission on legislative activity on October 20. The bill was initiated by the Ministry of Construction and Housing and Communal Services of the russian federation.
According to the publication, the text of the bill states that the occupation administrations will be able to dispose of "mismanaged" property in several ways.
Thus, the occupiers will be able to transfer houses, apartments or rooms to russian citizens who permanently reside in the occupied territories of Ukraine and have lost their homes as a result of hostilities.
Also, "ownerless" housing can be allocated to employees of "state" and "municipal" bodies, military personnel, police officers, doctors and teachers.
In addition, there is an option to return housing to people who owned it before the moment of recognition of "ownerlessness."
The draft law also proposes to establish the right of "state" ownership of property that cannot be owned by individuals or legal entities. We are talking about infrastructure facilities or property complexes of critical enterprises.
The russian government wants to introduce these changes to the "laws" by which the russians "legalized" the annexation of the occupied territories.
As the Ukrainian News agency earlier reported, in May of this year, the Center for National Resistance announced that the invaders had developed a plan to resettle "veterans" of the war against Ukraine to the occupied territories.
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