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Ukrayinska Pravda published the second part of an investigation about high-ranking officials and politicians who, after February 24, quickly packed up and went to rest on the Cote d'Azur. For several hours, journalists recorded cars with Ukrainian registration on one of the busiest sections of one of the French roads of Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat. There were about 30 of them in total, and only men were behind the wheel.
Mediakiller (https://t.me/MediaKiller2021/5139) highlighted some of the last names:
▪️Thus, journalists found the house of Vitaliy Khomutynnik, an ex-people's deputy of five convocations of the Verkhovna Rada and ranked 21st in the list of the wealthiest citizens of Ukraine. His house is located on the edge of the cape, on the second line from the coast.
▪️At the exit from Cap-Ferrat, a Mercedes-Benz Geländewagen was spotted, registered to the wife of Vadim Stolar, a representative of the now banned in Ukraine OPPL party, and now the Restoration of Ukraine deputy group.
▪️According to journalists who cite sources in business circles, businessman Pavel Fuks has a villa on Cap Ferrat, which bears the name of his daughter Anastasia. Owns the villa, according to the French authorities, Rinat Akhmetov's company.
▪️Alexander Davtyan, President of DAD Investment Group LLC, was also spotted. Vladislav Gelzin, former deputy of the Donetsk Regional Council from the Party of Regions and president of FC Olimpik. According to journalists, Gelzin owns a tobacco factory, although the ex-deputy himself says that he earns from agriculture.
▪️Journalists spotted a 2021 Maybach GLS worth around $250,000. The car is registered to the football club "Dynamo" Kyiv, and the daughter of the president of "Dynamo" Grigory Surkis Svetlana uses it.
▪️In addition, the stepson of the late mayor of Kharkiv Gennady Kernes, Rodion Gaysinsky, also got into the lens of journalists.
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