Today, on September 8, about 30 unknown boys with an athletic build in camouflage uniforms drove into the territory of the elevator belonging to the farm "Strogogo O.F." in the Zmiyiv district. They closed the gate, blocking the entrance and exit, and began to load about 20 cars with sunflower. The owner of the farm – Strohyy Oleksandr was blocked on the territory of the elevator, while the head - Denis Strohyy was not allowed on the territory.

As it became known from the documents that justify their criminal acts by intruders, on September 7, the current owner and the name of the holding were changed in the state register. So, as Denis Strohyy knows, a notary Dragin O.I. revised the state register, according to which the economy is now called FG "Slobozhanski Lany", and its owner is Marunyak Olena Stanislavivna. At the same time, Denis Strohyy stresses that this person is unknown to him and before that he did not encounter any conflict situations. Therefore, this crying event is a complete surprise.

The actual leadership of the farm has caused the police, but the situation remains unresolved.

The way in which the relevant changes were made is still not known at this time. The UAC will inform about further developments in the given economy.

At the same time Denis Strohyy adds that the state-owned enterprise "Blagodatne" (Kharkiv region), whose speaker he is, is currently also suffering from raiding. According to him, about 120-130 boys climbed to the territory territory of the enterprise and gathered sunflower seeds. At the same time, the police can not stop them.

So what is behind this dominance of lawlessness and raids? Who covers the gangsters, who insolently take away someone else's business and do not get deserved punishment?

Recall that the Center "Social Monitoring" on request of the UAC conducted a survey among 500 heads of agricultural enterprises (from all regions of Ukraine) from June 25 to August 2, 2018. According to the results, about 71% of agrarians, consider their business unprotected from raiding. At the same time, according to 64% of agricultural producers, the main reason for the dominance of raids is corruption in the authorities and the law enforcement system.