Ukraine sent to the International Criminal Court (ICC) information letters about the alleged appropriation by the Russian Federation of Ukrainian private and public property in the Crimea. This is reported on Tuesday, December 12, "Ukrainian Truth". According to Prosecutor General of Ukraine Yuriy Lutsenko, during the investigation the Prosecutor General's Office received data on a certain seizure of more than 4 thousand on the peninsula.

of Ukrainian enterprises. The Guild of Appraisers of Ukraine has already calculated the preliminary amount of damage to the state - more than 1 trillion hryvnia, he said.. At the present time, Lutsenko added, law-enforcement bodies of the Independent are ready to announce, within the framework of their country's legislation, "this property is arrested". "Today, the property was also seized on applications of the victims in the amount of 1.6 billion hryvnia. And this work continues, "- concluded the Ukrainian Prosecutor General. In addition to other people's property Lutsenko concerned about the ecology of the Black Sea in the area of ??construction of the Crimean bridge. According to him, Kiev plans to appeal to the Black Sea countries - Bulgaria, Georgia, Romania, Turkey - "with the proposal to establish a joint investigation team within the framework of the European Convention on Mutual Assistance in Criminal Cases for pre-trial investigation, and then the investigation of the construction of this bridge" , the channel "112". Lutsenko is eager to impose new sanctions on Moscow.

Today, the head of Crimea Sergey Aksenov informed that for the reconstruction of the famous Yalta film studio it is necessary to invest and invest about 4 billion rubles. Until the end of 2017, a corresponding program will be formed, which the authorities of the republic will submit to the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin. "At the moment, the sources of funding for this program have not yet been determined, but I have no doubt that we will solve this issue jointly with the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation," wrote Aksenov in his Facebook.