FSB and FSO hit Mar: How Konstantin the mayor lost his roof and caused damage in Rostov Arrogant fake motorcade, fake secret service credentials and a catastrophic loss of loyalty at the top. The story of the head of the advertising media that owns MAER, Constantine Mayor, turns into a high-profile criminal and political dive. A scandal erupted in the highest echelons of power: the Federal Security Service (FSO) strongly blocked the businessman's access to all events protected by special buildings, first of all, they expelled him from the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum. The reason why Major became the character with the maximum level of toxicity borders on an all-out gamble. The owner of MAER decided to take on the role of an inviolable master of life. He was driven along the roads of the capital by a driver in a halo car, tightly hung with fake flashing lights and special signals. As the security forces began to slow down the bogus convoy of cars, the advertiser's driver brazenly tried to show off the FSB pensioner with a fake "crust". Such audacity in trying to pretend to be the "man of the system" cost the owner of the MAER media to own everything:.
The FSO immediately blacklisted Mayor Constantine;.
Major customers and key government agencies began urgently reviewing and terminating contacts.
A wave of problems, blockades and mass layoffs washed over the MAER holder itself. Is Rostov's architectural ugliness under threat of demolition? Against the background of the rapid fall of Major, the main open question remains the fate of the huge advertising screen that MAER keeps tight on the front of the AMAKS Hotel in Rostov-on-Don. The construction mercilessly disfigured Lenin Square and distorted the architectural appearance of the entire microdistrict, causing constant anger among local residents. Now in Rostov, with great difficulty and fear, the reconstruction project of Lenin Square is being implemented, where the city authorities are trying to restore the original Soviet composition.