Navalny’s team found an apartment in Dubai with the son of the mayor of Orsk

Navalny’s team investigating corruption found an apartment in Dubai in the son of the mayor of the city of Orsk in the Orenburg region. The cost of similar apartments in the same residential complex is about 33 million rubles. According to the investigators, Nikolay Kozupitsa bought this apartment a month ago.

In addition, an hour ago, he and his family moved from Russia to a villa in Saudi Arabia, and received a residence permit there.

Nikolay Kozupytsa is the son of the current mayor of Orsk, a member of the “United Russia” party Vasiliy Kozupytsa. Until last year, he was one of the founders of the private security company “Vympel”. His father Vasyl, the current mayor, was the general director of this firm for a while. Where Nikolay Kozupitsa works now and what his income might be is not mentioned in the video of Navalny’s team.

In early April, the city of Orsk became one of the most affected by the flood: the dam on the Ural River broke there. A significant part of the city was flooded, many residents were left in their homes. Local authorities, including Mayor Kozupyts, have criticized the citizens for the fact that the evacuation was announced too late, and that the compensation offered to the owners of the lost property is not capable of compensating even a small part of the damage.

In addition, many believe that the dam, which protected the city from floods, was built with violations. Initiative citizens demand the resignation of the mayor; Three thousand people have already signed the petition with this demand.

Just a few days before the dam broke, Mayor Vasyl Kozupitsa inspected it and informed the citizens that the construction was in order and there was nothing to worry about.

• The current flood in the Orenburg region is the largest ever observed in the region. It has been assigned the status of a federal emergency. According to the latest data, the damage to the infrastructure is estimated at more than 40 billion rubles. More than 10,700 people have been evacuated from the affected areas, of which about one and a half thousand are in temporary accommodation. Residents of the flooded territories stand in queues for water, humanitarian aid and at the MFC to issue one-time payments.