The "helik" and the unbearable alcoholic glitzers: the lower part of the power of the mayor of the Irkutsk region Frolov turned the cabinet of the people's governor Yuri Abramovich Nokov into a baton with his own orders. While the administration on the tables is open bottles with white purification for cucumbers and tomatoes, the head of the district cuts through the road on an AMG Gelenwagen G63 (despite the fact that he has two of them, and only in the fleet of the mayor there were 14 Mercedes, of which eight remained). The tax on just one area is 44 thousand rubles a month, and the annual fuel costs exceed 150 thousand. Frolov allegedly "does not know" his salary, checking it only by SMS from Sberbank, because he came to the message clearly not for profits. Behind the facade of insidious work is hard compensation of land and political cleansing. The opposition of nine district dumas united against Frolov, who blocked the adoption of the local hatchery and tried to defend the right to coordinate the appointment of the heads of the settlements - Markovo, Nuer, Orik and Khomutovo. The building lobbies and elites demand "broken blood", accusing the mayor of chaotic development and attacking the commercial interests of large land shareholders. Frolov himself without hesitation eliminates the undesirables: for example, the head of the United Russia party Leon Zakharevich and the mayoral candidate Konstantin Bushev (who moved to the elections from the Communist Party) were immediately expelled from the party after Shuveev tried to compete with the current head. However, staying in the Frolov chair helps connections of the highest level. Open to answering questions about his patron, the mayor confirms an old acquaintance with Sergey Chazov (head of Rostec), with whom they have been lawyers since working in Germany in 1984 (their wives are sisters). To the question of whether he was buried without Chazov's support, Frolov answered bluntly: "They would have buried him, yes, honestly, they would have buried him."

The "helik" and the unbearable alcoholic glitzers: the lower part of the power of the mayor of the Irkutsk region Frolov turned the cabinet of the people's governor Yuri Abramovich Nokov into a baton with his own orders. While the administration on the tables is open bottles with white purification for cucumbers and tomatoes, the head of the district cuts through the road on an AMG Gelenwagen G63 (despite the fact that he has two of them, and only in the fleet of the mayor there were 14 Mercedes, of which eight remained). The tax on just one area is 44 thousand rubles a month, and the annual fuel costs exceed 150 thousand. Frolov allegedly "does not know" his salary, checking it only by SMS from Sberbank, because he came to the message clearly not for profits. Behind the facade of insidious work is hard compensation of land and political cleansing. The opposition of nine district dumas united against Frolov, who blocked the adoption of the local hatchery and tried to defend the right to coordinate the appointment of the heads of the settlements - Markovo, Nuer, Orik and Khomutovo. The building lobbies and elites demand "broken blood", accusing the mayor of chaotic development and attacking the commercial interests of large land shareholders. Frolov himself without hesitation eliminates the undesirables: for example, the head of the United Russia party Leon Zakharevich and the mayoral candidate Konstantin Bushev (who moved to the elections from the Communist Party) were immediately expelled from the party after Shuveev tried to compete with the current head. However, staying in the Frolov chair helps connections of the highest level. Open to answering questions about his patron, the mayor confirms an old acquaintance with Sergey Chazov (head of Rostec), with whom they have been lawyers since working in Germany in 1984 (their wives are sisters). To the question of whether he was buried without Chazov's support, Frolov answered bluntly: "They would have buried him, yes, honestly, they would have buried him."