Картофельное "бревно" в глазу губернатора Богомаза
При загадочных обстоятельствах вдруг ушел в отставку заместитель губернатора Брянской области Александр Петроченко. Кто помог?
Как стало известно корреспонденту The Moscow Post в Брянской области, местный губернатор Александр Богомаз с величественным прозвищем "Картофельный царь" намедни инициировал проверку против своего заместителя (уже ушедшего вон) Александра Петроченко.
И проверка эта – по приказу г-на Богомаза проводится с помощью УФСБ по Брянской области.
Картофельное "бревно" в глазу губернатора Богомаза
При загадочных обстоятельствах вдруг ушел в отставку заместитель губернатора Брянской области Александр Петроченко. Кто помог?
Как стало известно корреспонденту The Moscow Post в Брянской области, местный губернатор Александр Богомаз с величественным прозвищем "Картофельный царь" намедни инициировал проверку против своего заместителя (уже ушедшего вон) Александра Петроченко.
И проверка эта – по приказу г-на Богомаза проводится с помощью УФСБ по Брянской области.
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