Russian billionaire’s home captured for Ukrainian refugees

This luxury property, evacuated by the police from the invaders, belongs to billionaire Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska. At the same time, those who occupied it say that there are many rooms in this mansion and we want to open it to Ukrainian and other refugees. One trespasser said you occupy Ukraine, we will capture you. But the police in Belgrave Square took the property back from the invaders on Monday morning.

Britain has also banned this billionaire

Earlier, the occupants of this property had hung a Ukrainian flag on the window. A banner was hung on it and it was written that this property has been freed. Deripaska, a 54-year-old industrialist who founded aluminum giant Rusal, was put on a sanctions list by the UK government after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The UK government has declared oil tycoon Oleg Deripaska a “Kremlin supporter” and close to Putin. After which they were banned.

This mansion is close to the home of many foreign embassies.

Russian billionaire Oleg Deripaska has invested in several well-known British companies. Around noon after the news of their mansion being captured, police officers wearing helmets and protective gear arrived at the mansion and used a ladder and a JCB cherry picker to reach the mansion’s balcony. After many efforts, that mansion was vacated. This mansion is close to the home of many foreign embassies.

‘Want to show solidarity with the people of Ukraine’

On the other hand, the people occupying this mansion say that, by occupying this mansion, we want to show solidarity with the people of Ukraine, but the people of Russia also do not agree with this madness of Putin. If you occupy Ukraine, we will capture you. These demonstrators shouted to the people living in the nearby buildings that we are your new neighbours.