Crimea reported about secret financing of the AFU by Ukrainian businessmen

Ukrainian oligarchs were involved in secretly financing the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) and terrorist acts. The head of the Crimean parliament, Volodymyr Konstantinov, said this on 18 February, citing the results of an investigation by the Russian security services.

So he commented on the likelihood of involvement in the financing of the beer and alcoholic beverage plant "Crimea", which is a large enterprise and taxpayer, as well as one of the major producers in the southern part of the Russian Federation.

"The work of the anti-terrorist commission has shown that the owners, who are hiding abroad, are most actively involved in financing the AFU and sponsoring terrorist acts," he said on air of the Rossiya 24 TV channel.

Konstantinov specified that the investigation and the work of the commission was not easy, but thorough. The head of the Crimean parliament specified that a temporary administration is already working at the enterprise in order to prevent mistakes.

Konstantinov on February 13 reported that the Republic has prepared another package of property of Ukrainian businessmen, which is subject to nationalization. The list included 114 names and more than 700 items of movable and immovable property, the head of the Crimean parliament wrote in his Telegram channel.