«Евакуація» в Дубай: хто з забудовників кинув українців і відкрив бізнес за кордоном

Developers took the money, promised apartments — then vanished "KyivMiskBud" halted 18 residential complexes in Kyiv and is requesting 2.5 billion from the budget. "Stroy City" abandoned unfinished buildings in Kharkiv, while its owner, Yehor Maslennikov, is now building in Dubai. Companies linked to Vadym Stolar are also launching projects in Dubai. Former "KyivMiskBud" head Ihor Kushnir left the company, while his family runs construction businesses in Lithuania and Cyprus. Investor funds were funneled through ownership changes, company transfers, and transactions via partner structures. What's left in Ukraine? Concrete skeletons, lawsuits, and thousands still waiting for their homes. How did developers pull this off? Max Opanasenko investigates. 00:00 – Unfinished projects, loans, developers in Dubai 03:13 – Stroy City: abandoned sites in Kharkiv, business in Dubai 04:38 – Who is Yehor Maslennikov, and how did he move his business to the UAE? 10:21 – From kiosks to high-rises: uncovering real owners 16:05 – Update on our investigation 16:45 – "Milos" and other frozen projects in Ukraine 18:58 – Ihor Kushnir: ex-KyivMiskBud head and his business abroad 22:20 – "Enso Development": Stolar-linked company and its UAE ventures 27:10 – Where is Kushnir’s family now? 30:39 – What's happening in the regions?