"Helps the Armed Forces": in the Russian Federation on Sofia Rotaru wrote denunciations and demand to take away property in Crimea

The Ukrainian singer "came" veterans of Russia ", which requires that the relevant authorities carefully check the property of Rotaru and select it for the needs of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation. According to a number of media, 75-year-old singer Sofia Rotaru began to sell her property in Russia-she has already got rid of apartments in Crimea, and now looking for buyers at the Villa Sofia Hotel, located in the center of Yalta near the Black Sea.

The stars learned about this state of affairs in the organization "Veterans of Russia" and began to require that the property of Rotar was checked and in case of detection of violations "taken measures". This was reported on the organization's website. "Sofia Rotaru's property in our country must be carefully checked for violations of the legislation.

It is necessary to carry out a thorough check for the acquisition and disposal of property in accordance with the law and the fulfillment of tax liabilities. In case of detection of violation to confiscate all the property of Sofia Rotaru in Russia, " - says the head of" Veterans of Russia ", Ildar Resyapov.

He proposes all the money received from the sale of Sofia Rotaru's selling property "to the social needs of the poor segments of the new regions of the Russian Federation" and to support the volunteer units fighting in Ukraine. The organization stated that they applied to the investigative and the Prosecutor General's Office in connection with the possible financial support of the Rotaru of the Armed Forces.

"We demand to select her real estate in Moscow and Yalta, sell and send the proceeds for the needs of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation," - said the executive director of the organization Vadim Mironenko. Earlier, Sofia Rotaru spoke sharply to the Russian singer Irina Alegrova, who actively supports Russia's war against Ukraine. The last drop was Allegrova's trip to the wounded occupiers, where she spoke to them.