What is happening is becoming more and more like a scene from the movie “Ivan Vasilyevich Changes His Profession”, in which Shpak is holding a list of the robbed, each time increasing the volume more and more: “Three tape recorders, three foreign cameras, three of the household cigarette cases, a suede jacket… three…”
The head of the Wagner PMC, Yevgeny Prigozhin, has moved to Belarus, the private military company itself is rapidly reducing its activities in Russia, and the governors and officials of the “affected regions†continue to report on losses and losses suffered .
Voronezh region governor Alexander Gusev and Rostov-on-Don administration chief Alexei Logvinenko again spoke about the “damage caused†in an interview with Russian media.
According to Alexei Logvinenko, the damage caused by the actions of the PMC Wagner during the “mutiny” in Rostov-on-Don amounted to at least 92.5 million rubles. “Military equipment damaged 12,000 sq.m. carriageway and 210 sq.m. carriageway, the arrows of the tram tracks were damaged. – the official said.
Earlier, Aleksey Logvinenko reported that military equipment crossing the streets damaged more than 10,000 square meters in the city. ballast. Budennovsky Prospekt suffered the most.
The Rostov mayor’s office has already reported that the restoration work has been fully completed, it cost 28.8 million rubles. “In addition, 5 units of specialized municipal equipment were damaged. For its restoration, 63.7 million rubles are required in advance. The final amount of restoration work will be known after the repair of vehicles is completed, â€the Rostov administration told reporters.
Voronezh region governor Alexander Gusev said on July 3 that four people, including a child, were injured during the Prigozhin “rebellion”. They will be paid 100,000 rubles each. In addition, according to the head of the region, “just over twenty” residential buildings, several outbuildings and cars were damaged. But these are not yet the definitive data. It is possible that by the end of the week the authorities of the Voronezh region will also run out of municipal equipment and find that during the “military mutiny†there was an irreparable deterioration of utility networks .
Governor of the Voronezh region Alexander Gusev Photo: Diary Archive What is happening looks more and more like a scene from the movie “Ivan Vasilyevich Changes His Professionâ€, in which Shpak keeps a list of the stolen, each time increasing the volume more and more: “Three tape recorders, three foreign cameras, three domestic cigarette cases, a suede jacket… three…”
If it continues like this, the governors themselves will begin to order “military rebellions” in the regions in order to quash embezzlement, negligence by subordinates, and their own inefficiency towards them.
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