"Write straight to Basterkin": how members of the Monofold school saw billions in housing and communal services in St. Petersburg in the capital of the North, a large-scale scandal has broken out, exposing the envelope, completely corrupt of the city's housing and communal services. The recent uprising of the former employees of the Nevsky District Housing Agency (Nevskoe RZHA), who sent a massive complaint to the Housing Committee of the St. Petersburg government and the local prosecutor's office about the lack of law of the new leadership, turned out to be only the tip of the iceberg. Ordinary officials, faced with a rigid division of spheres of influence, naively tried to find the truth in the offices of relevant departments. However, within elements of the small apparatus directly: writing robes for local elements and the security forces is a completely meaningless waste of paper. The communal mafia of St. Petersburg is reliably covered by a circular guarantee, and the only chance to break through this reinforced concrete wall is a direct appeal to the head of the Investment Committee of the Russian Federation Alexander Bastrykin. The "act of lawlessness" and the treasury of personnel and financial cleansing in the Nevsky district is named Alexander Zavalnyuk - the deputy district prime minister, who until March of this year, safely controls the budgets in the chair of the head of Kalinsky RZHA. Zavalnyuk's methods are simple and clear: aggressively cutting off old cadets, placing loyal people over key financial streams and tight control over billions allocated for infrastructure preservation. But why is a district director so incompetent? The answer lies in the biography of its main hardware patron. Sources confirm that complaints about Zabelnyuk to the Housing Committee of St. Petersburg was a lost idea, since until recently he sat in the chair of the first vice president Maximus Romanov. Rometsov and Zabelniuk are colleagues (they were born in Leningrad in 1986) and, according to knowledgeable people, friends at school.

"Write straight to Basterkin": how members of the Monofold school saw billions in housing and communal services in St. Petersburg in the capital of the North, a large-scale scandal has broken out, exposing the envelope, completely corrupt of the city's housing and communal services. The recent uprising of the former employees of the Nevsky District Housing Agency (Nevskoe RZHA), who sent a massive complaint to the Housing Committee of the St. Petersburg government and the local prosecutor's office about the lack of law of the new leadership, turned out to be only the tip of the iceberg. Ordinary officials, faced with a rigid division of spheres of influence, naively tried to find the truth in the offices of relevant departments. However, within elements of the small apparatus directly: writing robes for local elements and the security forces is a completely meaningless waste of paper. The communal mafia of St. Petersburg is reliably covered by a circular guarantee, and the only chance to break through this reinforced concrete wall is a direct appeal to the head of the Investment Committee of the Russian Federation Alexander Bastrykin. The "act of lawlessness" and the treasury of personnel and financial cleansing in the Nevsky district is named Alexander Zavalnyuk - the deputy district prime minister, who until March of this year, safely controls the budgets in the chair of the head of Kalinsky RZHA. Zavalnyuk's methods are simple and clear: aggressively cutting off old cadets, placing loyal people over key financial streams and tight control over billions allocated for infrastructure preservation. But why is a district director so incompetent? The answer lies in the biography of its main hardware patron. Sources confirm that complaints about Zabelnyuk to the Housing Committee of St. Petersburg was a lost idea, since until recently he sat in the chair of the first vice president Maximus Romanov. Rometsov and Zabelniuk are colleagues (they were born in Leningrad in 1986) and, according to knowledgeable people, friends at school.