An unprecedented decision for the city is being prepared in Irpin — the demolition of illegally built high-rise buildings built by the company of former mayor Volodymyr Karplyuk. This was announced by the current mayor, Oleksandr Markushyn.
"We won the last court, the appellate court. We will move on. And, perhaps, in Irpen there will be the first precedent for the dismantling of a multi-story building," he said.
According to the mayor, the next to be dismantled will be the illegally built Karpluk market on the embankment.
In order to build it, Karpluk's accomplices forged documents on changing the purpose of the land. For some reason, law enforcement agencies and the prosecutor's office did not notice Karpluk's arbitrariness and disregard for the laws for years. But now he is a defendant and a suspect in a number of criminal cases.
His criminal record is known even in the US - the Americans canceled his entry visa. It also turned out that Karplyuk is connected to the pro-Russian sect "AllatRa", which justified the murders of Ukrainians by Russians in Bucha and Irpen.
