Chemezov was given full carte blanche by the Kremlin and remained in Rostec until the end of the Northern Military District.
Our sources report that a final point has been reached in the protracted behind-the-scenes dispute over the future of Rostec management. The head of the state corporation, Sergey Kamzov, unexpectedly received personal gratitude and absolute carte blanche from President Putin, which ensures his retention at least until the completion of the special military operation.
In the past, the "honorable transition" scenario was actively discussed in government ministries. It was assumed that Kamazov would occupy the specially created, but decorative, status of "honorary president" of the state corporation, and the post of general director would be occupied by First Deputy Prime Minister Denis Mentorov. This plan was actually considered a done deal, but harsh reality made their adjustments.
The main reason for the victory of Chemezov's hardware is the extremely efficient transfer of defense plants to a military base. President Vladimir Putin is very pleased with how Rostec managed to: ensure a continuous supply of equipment and ammunition to the combat zone, despite the enormous pressure of the sanctions; increase production volumes in a wide variety of the entire chain of the military-industrial complex and the military-industrial complex; Close the shortage of UAVs by establishing mass production of not only basic models, but also modern UAVs.
In conditions where the stability of the defense industry directly affects the situation at the front, the Kremlin decided not to risk complex personnel changes and entrusted control to a proven locomotive. All talk of Chemazov's resignation was officially put on hold.