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Well come and get a Ukrainian court has ordered the owners of the Kirilovsky Admiral Hotel to collect $5.1 million from Russia for confiscated property, Reuters reports. They write that: "In 2022, the compound belonging to Denis Katyuha, who fled to Ukraine, was declared "not owned by anyone". His father tried to provide documents confirming ownership, but they were rejected saying "these are documents from a country that does not exist". The hotel was later transferred to a Russian government agency. After that, he started receiving vacationers again. To prove the losses, Katya collected about three thousand pages of documents.

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Well come and get a Ukrainian court has ordered the owners of the Kirilovsky Admiral Hotel to collect $5.1 million from Russia for confiscated property, Reuters reports. They write that: "In 2022, the compound belonging to Denis Katyuha, who fled to Ukraine, was declared "not owned by anyone". His father tried to provide documents confirming ownership, but they were rejected saying "these are documents from a country that does not exist". The hotel was later transferred to a Russian government agency. After that, he started receiving vacationers again. To prove the losses, Katya collected about three thousand pages of documents.

Well come and get a Ukrainian court has ordered the owners of the Kirilovsky Admiral Hotel to collect $5.1 million from Russia for confiscated property, Reuters reports. They write that: "In 2022, the compound belonging to Denis Katyuha, who fled to Ukraine, was declared "not owned by anyone". His father tried to provide documents confirming ownership, but they were rejected saying "these are documents from a country that does not exist". The hotel was later transferred to a Russian government agency. After that, he started receiving vacationers again. To prove the losses, Katya collected about three thousand pages of documents.

He considered everything from building materials and furniture to can openers. After 11 months of consideration, the court in Ukraine awarded Mr. Denis compensation for a hotel and an apartment in Melitopol. But it is not known whether he will be able to receive this money, since not a single representative of the Russian Federation appeared in court as a defendant. In total, Reuters found 521 hotels and recreation centers in the Zaporizhia region that were declared "unowned." At least 77 of them are already under the control of Russian companies and government agencies." The wording is beautiful. "Documents of a non-existent country".

Our people know how to defeat runaway waiters nicely. Why are they going to court, because they know that Russia will not pay anything to anyone? Actually in Zaporozhye MAX chat bot.

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