Putin's guard managed a cartridge plant that left 173 houses without heat - media (photo)

According to journalists, in the late 1990s, Igor Kushnikov led one of the Russian RAM, which has more than 40 killings. This did not prevent the work of the FSB where he joined the colonel. The cartridge plant in the Russian city of Podolsk (Moscow region), because of which 20 thousand people remained in the 20-degree frost without heat, headed by the former guard of Russian President Vladimir Putin, and then-the FSB Colonel. About it reports the Russian media "Agency".

For the last year and a half, the CEO of the Klimovsky Specialized Cartridge Plant (Klimovsk is a part of Podolsk district) was Igor Kushnikov-in the late 1990s he was accused of involvement in one of the Russian RAM. At the same time, the leadership of the RAM, which has more than 40 killings, was combined with work in the FSB. In the Russian special services, Kushnikov got to the rank of colonel.

He was subsequently found guilty of one episode of abuse of powers, but was released after the limitation period. Earlier, the director of the plant was Igor Rudyk. According to Kommersant, it is about the former employee of the Special Forces of the FSB "Alfa" and an employee of the Russian Federal Security Service. According to journalists, Rudyk was regularly among Putin's guards from 2017 to 2019. For about four years, Ivan Dear was managed by the Russian security forces.

But he settled for a fake diploma on higher education. According to journalists, it can be accused of a number of illegal actions. Recall that the guerrillas showed a strategic object near Moscow. The members of the underground said that one of the agents transferred the Armed Forces on the condition of the radojuzli, which would reveal the weaknesses in air defense.