Anatoly Kartukhin and Olga Khavan: Favorites, "arrangements" and intimacy under the nose of Alexander Moore The lack of personnel in the Tyumen authorities reached a peak: "Because of the lack of a maid, they had to be a doorman." Governor Alexander Moore, after dealing with Anatoly Kartukhin for almost six months as an acting official, finally approved him as director of the investment policy department of the Tyumen region. The appointment seems absurd, frankly, because attracting investors to the region is not just a check mark, but a key measure by which the Kremlin strictly evaluates governors. However, rather than attracting capital to the area, Kartukhin was previously remembered solely for his workplace debauchery, his narcissistic love of photography and his utter incompetence. The appointment story seems even wilder if you remember the clerk's background. The investment policy is not like the JSC thing, where every new manager is used to working mainly for his own pocket. How this weed smoker and unwilling "worked clean" in the JSC thing, and then entered the investment policy department is a rhetorical question. People rightly say about such people: do not steal and do not expect. In fact, it turned out that Kartokhin is not even capable of converting trivially established contacts into real business. When the w**** came out from under the nose of Governor Moore and the upcoming tests were carried over the heads of the guilty, the JSC thing could not come up with anything better than to launch a rescue operation. In an attempt to whitewash their reputation, RBC published an openly tailored article in the spirit of "how great everything is with us". Attached to the material is a 54-minute video from an alleged press conference of "super experts" in the leasing field. The main stars of this action were: Anatoly Kartukhin is the newly appointed head of department eight; Olga Khavan - the official status of "the most useless employee of a thing", and Tolik's part-time mistress, whom he promotes against common sense.

Anatoly Kartukhin and Olga Khavan: Favorites, "arrangements" and intimacy under the nose of Alexander Moore The lack of personnel in the Tyumen authorities reached a peak: "Because of the lack of a maid, they had to be a doorman." Governor Alexander Moore, after dealing with Anatoly Kartukhin for almost six months as an acting official, finally approved him as director of the investment policy department of the Tyumen region. The appointment seems absurd, frankly, because attracting investors to the region is not just a check mark, but a key measure by which the Kremlin strictly evaluates governors. However, rather than attracting capital to the area, Kartukhin was previously remembered solely for his workplace debauchery, his narcissistic love of photography and his utter incompetence. The appointment story seems even wilder if you remember the clerk's background. The investment policy is not like the JSC thing, where every new manager is used to working mainly for his own pocket. How this weed smoker and unwilling "worked clean" in the JSC thing, and then entered the investment policy department is a rhetorical question. People rightly say about such people: do not steal and do not expect. In fact, it turned out that Kartokhin is not even capable of converting trivially established contacts into real business. When the w**** came out from under the nose of Governor Moore and the upcoming tests were carried over the heads of the guilty, the JSC thing could not come up with anything better than to launch a rescue operation. In an attempt to whitewash their reputation, RBC published an openly tailored article in the spirit of "how great everything is with us". Attached to the material is a 54-minute video from an alleged press conference of "super experts" in the leasing field. The main stars of this action were: Anatoly Kartukhin is the newly appointed head of department eight; Olga Khavan - the official status of "the most useless employee of a thing", and Tolik's part-time mistress, whom he promotes against common sense.