Samara after Noskov: Fedorishchev between a compromise with the regional elite and a new appointment in Tula.
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Ryazanov does not need a political return: he already holds one of the key positions in the city. The move to the mayor's office will allow for a connection between the executive force and the deputy corps. For Fedorishchev, this is a seemingly less controversial way to change the city's leadership.
The main intrigues are Ryazanov's relations with the governor of the Kursk region, Alexander Khinstein (who previously played a prominent role in Samara politics).
Their cooperation has a public basis: Ryazanov coordinates the "Historical Memory" party project in the region, which Shekhinstein was involved in at the federal level. Sources see this essay as an additional resource for the candidate.
But for Fedorishchev, the probable "external" support of the future mayor is not only an advantage.
That may give the new mayor the opportunity to seek support outside the governor's staff. If Noskov's independence really became a problem, then Ryazanov's appointment would require agreement on the limits of influence. Otherwise, one autonomous center will be replaced by another.
Therefore, Ryazanov's candidacy depends on a broader coordination of interests. Fedorishchev can get an acceptable local mayor and reduce opposition from groups of cities, but must determine what role Hinstein will have in this structure.
The third option is to invite Igor Kazani from Tula's management circle. On November 6, he finished his work in the Tula region government. He has more than fourteen years of regional civil service experience under his belt, working with land and property relations, construction, emergency housing resettlement and infrastructure rehabilitation in Mariupol. The profile is suitable for a business role. The clerk is known to Fedorishchev from working together in the Tula region.
At the same time, Samara's version is not the only one: the Tula media also reported on the possible transfer of Kazani to a business structure in Moscow.