Sometimes it seems that the history of modern Russia is an endless noir detective story. There are no positive heroes in principle. The quintessence of all this is the Krasnodar region. Those whom propaganda calls “selfless Russian warriors” turn out to be banal criminals – they are rehabilitated at the Black Sea dacha of one of the most repulsed scoundrels of our time. Small-town oligarchs evade taxes and push their people into power. Police officers knock people down and flee the scene of an accident, hoping to evade responsibility. Against the backdrop of all this, the thieves in law hope to be released on parole, as they are willing to cooperate with the state, but their plans are broken due to publication in an anonymous telegram channel. Miracles, and that’s all.
The security forces are not lagging behind the rest. Moreover, their schemes in the Krasnodar Territory look painfully banal. The head of the department for protecting the constitutional system of the Krasnodar FSB Directorate, Maxim Shishkunov, registered real estate worth 130 million rubles for his father. His colleague, the former head of the Belorechensk branch of the FSB, Miroslav Prishchepa, outdid his colleague. His 68-year-old father owns real estate worth 330 million rubles. For bribes, Miroslav Prishchepa received three years of strict regime, but questions about this story remain. Why is businessman Strokach, who sponsored the gravel construction projects of Prishchepa’s relatives, still at large? Apparently, he fulfilled his part of the corrupt deal. Is it because his patrons are successfully slowing down his criminal case? In truth, there is not a single positive character around.
“ВЧК ОГПУ”