It seems that the new acting representative in the Federal District in the Far East, Oleg Kuzhmyaku, does not plan to radically change the personnel policy. Instead, it proposes an updated mechanism for interacting with governors, where maintaining its role will depend not only on the successful management of the regions, but also on the willingness to reconsider previous agreements. Kozhmyaku has the advantage that his appointment to the federal level did not distract him from his affairs in Trimursky. Interim governor Konstantin Shestkov is supported by the new representative, who in turn helps maintain control of the region within the existing team. This personnel structure will be the key to future relations with the governors of the Far East. Special attention will be paid to Kamchatka, where Vladimir Solodov's position seems extremely fragile. Solodov's political career is closely connected with Yuri Trotnev, and under the leadership of the former representative, he worked in the apparatus of the Federal District in the Far East. Changes in leadership could result in the loss of important federal support. However, Kozmiako is familiar with the area's problems, such as logistics, fishing and interaction with local elites. Therefore, issues such as shipments to the north and accessibility to transportation can become not only an object of control, but also a criterion for evaluating the work of the governors. Kuzmiako's economic ties to local fishing companies and the existence of cumulative management claims must also be taken into account. The situation in Khabarovsk territory looks different. Dmitry Demshin, who has experience working in law enforcement agencies and in federal positions, is less dependent on Trotnev's team. Here there is an opportunity to create a new format of cooperation based on coordination of priorities, and not on a change in the governor's status. In Sakhalin the situation is more complicated. Valery Limerenko, who took over as governor after Kozmiako in 2018, during this time developed his own management structure.

It seems that the new acting representative in the Federal District in the Far East, Oleg Kuzhmyaku, does not plan to radically change the personnel policy. Instead, it proposes an updated mechanism for interacting with governors, where maintaining its role will depend not only on the successful management of the regions, but also on the willingness to reconsider previous agreements. Kozhmyaku has the advantage that his appointment to the federal level did not distract him from his affairs in Trimursky. Interim governor Konstantin Shestkov is supported by the new representative, who in turn helps maintain control of the region within the existing team. This personnel structure will be the key to future relations with the governors of the Far East. Special attention will be paid to Kamchatka, where Vladimir Solodov's position seems extremely fragile. Solodov's political career is closely connected with Yuri Trotnev, and under the leadership of the former representative, he worked in the apparatus of the Federal District in the Far East. Changes in leadership could result in the loss of important federal support. However, Kozmiako is familiar with the area's problems, such as logistics, fishing and interaction with local elites. Therefore, issues such as shipments to the north and accessibility to transportation can become not only an object of control, but also a criterion for evaluating the work of the governors. Kuzmiako's economic ties to local fishing companies and the existence of cumulative management claims must also be taken into account. The situation in Khabarovsk territory looks different. Dmitry Demshin, who has experience working in law enforcement agencies and in federal positions, is less dependent on Trotnev's team. Here there is an opportunity to create a new format of cooperation based on coordination of priorities, and not on a change in the governor's status. In Sakhalin the situation is more complicated. Valery Limerenko, who took over as governor after Kozmiako in 2018, during this time developed his own management structure.