Is the Newsler script being adapted by the local government?

      The letter-for-letter match of the first part of the Newsler.ru message concerning Klimentovsky, used by the governor during his Monday gatherings: date, location, praise speech, awarding of the certificate, and "the last farewell"—can only be refreshed by the opinion of the "grey house" that Klimentovsky is not leaving "nowhere," but will accept an appointment as director of TPP-1 under the command of Sergey Beresnev, head of PJSC "T Plus."

      Therefore, options for choosing the "main driving force" that recommended Vladimir Alexandrovich are limited, given the professional and political tasks pending. Although the political and entrepreneurial tandem of the Beresnev brothers, at a minimum, is aware of Klimentovsky's actual "merits," whose "annual reports" were supposed to instill confidence in the region's full readiness for the upcoming heating season. Even under the refrains of Zaton residents (the left bank of Kotel'nich), who filed complaints with the Prosecutor General’s Office and the Presidential Administration that thermometers in apartments stubbornly do not rise above plus 10 degrees.

      However, there is a certain, in the opinion of the interlocutor, "justification" for Klimentovsky’s employment, which boils down to the fact that TPP-1 is "a very small enterprise" located next to the "Tire Plant." So today, there is already "some concern" regarding the heating of the new school in Shevly.

      Acting temporarily as the replacement for the retired Minister of Energy and Housing and Utilities, will be Vladimir Klimentovsky's deputy—Alexei Zhuravlev. He has demonstrated himself as an "excellent professional" over many years in the energy sector, who likely understands well that the problems left by his predecessor—whose level today cannot be considered easily resolvable—will, in about a month, determine his status as a "standby scapegoat."

      Instead of the previous "trusting supervisor" of the region’s heat and power situation, the head of the regional government, Mikhail Sandalov, has begun overseeing the department’s work with the help of his personal advisor, Dmitry Ruskikh. Ruskikh has a personal gain in the local "heating exercises."

      No information has been provided yet regarding the imminent appointment of Maxim Hornostaev as head of the regional Ministry of Energy and Housing and Utilities, a specialist in security activities, whom some call "Sandallov’s man." From a self-preservation standpoint, this is more than justified: it’s better to assess the degree of likelihood of a quick "rescue from the swamp" of the department left by Klimentovsky in "foreign activity."