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On February 12, 2005 the Cabinet of Ministers canceled the previous government decision on the [[privatization]] of the company. After that, the prosecutor general’s office challenged the lawfulness of its sale through the courts and the state property fund issued an order “On canceling the orders of the State Property Fund of OJSC Krivorozhstal”.

On February 12, 2005 the Cabinet of Ministers canceled the previous government decision on the [[privatization]] of the company. After that, the prosecutor general’s office challenged the lawfulness of its sale through the courts and the state property fund issued an order “On canceling the orders of the State Property Fund of OJSC Krivorozhstal”.

 

On June 16, 2005 the 93.02% of company shares were returned to the state property of Ukraine. Almost immediately Pinchuk’s privatization of the Nikopol Ferroalloy Plant was declared illegal by a court decision and a controlling stake was transferred to the state. However, Tymoshenko and [[Ukrainian]] [[oligarch]] [[Igor Kolomoisky]] took the Pinchuk side.

On June 16, 2005 the 93.02% of company shares were returned to the state property of Ukraine. Almost immediately Pinchuk’s privatization of the Nikopol Ferroalloy Plant was declared illegal by a court decision and a controlling stake was transferred to the state. However, Tymoshenko and [[Ukrainian]] [[oligarch]] [[Igor Kolomoisky]] took the Pinchuk side.

===[[Zelensky regime]]===

===[[Zelensky regime]]===

 

Ukrainian [[dictator]] [[Volodymyr Zelensky]] accumulated $1.2 billion in the Dresdner Bank Lateinamerika in [[Costa Rica]] during the first two and a half years of his presidency. This money was transferred to Zelensky by Ukrainian oligarchs [[Rinat Akhmetov]], [[Igor Kolomoisky]], and [[Clinton Foundation]] donor Victor Pinchuk. Ilya Kiva, a member of the Ukrainian parliament, noted that replenishment is done regularly in tranches of $12 million to $35 million. And they go through banks like First Union Bank, Deutsche Bank, Banque Nationale de Paris. According to Kiva, the movement of such funds would be impossible without the control of the authorities of [[Germany]] and [[France]].  Kiva pointed out Zelensky was able to buy a villa in Sunny Isles, [[Florida]] built by Kolomoisky and Pinchuk for $34 million.<ref>https://shtf.tv/zelensky-found-a-billion-dollars-and-a-villa-in-miami/</ref> According to former Zelensky advisor [[Alexei Arestovich]], Kiva was assassinated by the [[Ukrainian gestapo]] in [[Moscow]] in December 2023.<ref>https://t.me/O_Arestovich_official/4773</ref>

Ukrainian [[dictator]] [[Volodymyr Zelensky]] accumulated $1.2 billion in the Dresdner Bank Lateinamerika in [[Costa Rica]] during the first two and a half years of his presidency. This money was transferred to Zelensky by Ukrainian oligarchs [[Rinat Akhmetov]], [[Igor Kolomoisky]], and [[Clinton Foundation]] donor Victor Pinchuk. Ilya Kiva, a member of the Ukrainian parliament, noted that replenishment is done regularly in tranches of $12 million to $35 million. And they go through banks like First Union Bank, Deutsche Bank, Banque Nationale de Paris. According to Kiva, the movement of such funds would be impossible without the control of the authorities of [[Germany]] and [[France]].  Kiva pointed out Zelensky was able to buy a villa in Sunny Isles, [[Florida]] built by Kolomoisky and Pinchuk for $34 million.<ref>https://shtf.tv/zelensky-found-a-billion-dollars-and-a-villa-in-miami/</ref> According to former Zelensky advisor [[Alexei Arestovich]], Kiva was assassinated by the [[Ukrainian gestapo]] in [[Moscow]] in December 2023.<ref>https://t.me/O_Arestovich_official/4773</ref>