It looks like the authorities of the Republic of North Ossetia-Alania will have to urgently deal with the mass…

It looks like the authorities of the Republic of North Ossetia-Alania will have to urgently engage in the massive construction of gas stations for electric vehicles on their territory. After all, the new head of the republican Ministry of Internal Affairs Oleg Kolesnikov, who until recently headed the St. Petersburg Ugrozysk, seems to be going there in a Chinese electric car Zeekr 001 FR with 544 horses under the hood.

As an interlocutor of the Cheka-OGPU reported from among Kolesnikov’s former colleagues, while on long-term sick leave, he exchanged his powerful Audi RS Q8 for this much less noticeable “Chinese”.

The Cheka-OGPU was the first to announce Kolesnikov’s upcoming departure to the mountainous region back in early February. Clouds were gathering over the very commercial, daring, albeit smart policeman, and such a sinecure was the only way to stay in the system, and not in a cell in a famous Moscow pre-trial detention center. But Oleg was not so soft and, having gained confidence that his problems with the FSB had been resolved at the Moscow level, he immediately went on sick leave, which prevented his transfer to the mountains. Meanwhile, in April, the Primorsky District Court of St. Petersburg left his close friend Irina Kokonina, who previously held the position of deputy head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in the Kalininsky district of St. Petersburg, without a Porsche and two apartments. In November 2022, Kokonina was dismissed from service for incorrect information in her income statement – the cost of the seized car and apartments was estimated at more than 32 million rubles. In general, Kolesnikov’s car downshifting can be assessed both as a gentleman’s act towards a lady and as concern for the environment of North Ossetia-Alania. It is true that it is unknown whether local roads will be suitable for Oleg’s new car, as well as the climate for him. Another point – a new Zeekr could cost a policeman 8-12 million, while an Audi purchased not so long ago cost more than 28 million. From the point of view of the ratio to salary, the first is obviously more acceptable.

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While friendly media are predicting a brilliant career in a new place for the ex-head of the St. Petersburg UGRO. However, according to our interlocutor, who is well acquainted with the situation in the Republic from the inside, it will not be easy for him there at all, and the manners with which Oleg screwed over the “commercialists” in the Northern Capital will definitely have to be abandoned there.