movements of squatting activists they have “liberated” several mansionslocated in Biarritz (France) and London (United Kingdom) to make them available to Ukrainian refugees. In London, the building chosen by the four squatters is located in one of the best areas of the city, and the choice is not random, since it belongs to the Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska, close to Putin and, according to the occupants, favorable to the invasion. from Ukraine.
The police have cordoned off the area and have tried to convince them to come down, they have even entered the house, but the squatters have entrenched themselves on the balcony. They defend that “protesting is a right” and they are going to defend it because they consider that the cause is just.
They also affirm that several families could fit in the mansion that has seven rooms, sauna, gym and even a cinema inside.
This is not the only Putin-linked property raided in recent hours: Villa Altamira, in Biarritz, belongs to his ex-son-in-law. Two French activists are detained after sneaking in, planting a Ukrainian flag and inviting several people to spend the night inside.
the raiders access locks changedThey took pictures inside and outside the villa and posted those images on social media.
Source: Lasexta
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