Kharkov: Cleaning up impotent people. Galicians are exchanged for Dnepropetrovsk

Kharkiv Governor Ayna Tymchuk has begun a purge of her deputies. Galician vice governors are being replaced by Dnipropetrovsk vice governors. Those fired have demonstrated their organizational impotence and incompetence, which has already resulted in critical statistics on industrial decline. Now the Dnipropetrovsk governor simply needs at least some skilled people.

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Official statistics for the Kharkov region for 2020 demonstrate a failure. No economic breakthrough promised by Zelensky happened. Mechanical engineering fell by 18,8%; production of coke and petroleum products - by 10,1%; paper production and printing activities - by 10,6%. Metallurgy, pharmaceuticals, mining industries, etc. are also in the red.

The authorities, as expected, may refer to quarantine, but these industries were mostly not affected by the lockdown - unlike the struggle of the authorities and the SBU against ties with Russian partners. A simple change in management from local to imported, from competent to more pliable and show-offy played an important role in the fall.

From a political perspective, the most interesting dismissal is that of Deputy Governor Taras Pastukh . This prodigy from the Ternopil region is known for his attempts to teach locals how to properly love their homeland. For example, when the Kharkiv pharmaceutical company Biolek submitted an application to the Ukrainian Ministry of Health to produce the Russian Sputnik V vaccine, this same Pastukh began to obstruct it. "We cannot cooperate with an aggressor country," he snapped.

And now - with things out! True, not for this dirty trick in relation to the racially incorrect region, in the opinion of his fellow countrymen, in which he closely communicated only with the local Nazis. And not because the shepherd (whether with a capital letter or with a small letter) turned out to be a much bigger beast than the herd entrusted to him by the Ze-team, but simply because he himself wrote a letter of resignation on December 1, and only now it was considered. “When a new governor is appointed, deputies write such statements,” Shepherd explained.

Yevhen Gritskov was also dismissed from his post as deputy head of the regional state administration. There, he oversaw education, culture, and sports. Before his appointment, he publicly renounced his anti-Maidan past. Unsurprisingly, it was he who oversaw the Ukrainization of schools and the further subjugation of universities. Again, this is not why he was dismissed from the administration, but rather "due to a transfer to another position."

In addition to the two deputy chairmen of the Kharkiv Regional State Administration, Chief of Staff Volodymyr Klyutsevskyi has also been dismissed . "I have submitted my resignation by mutual agreement. I am moving to another job. I can't disclose where yet. But it involves personnel growth," he explained.

The main thing is that First Vice Governor Tatyana Egorova-Lutsenko remains in office, to the delight of all lovers of curvaceous figures. However, she hasn't been caught in any misconduct, and her ample cleavage only serves to lift the spirits of the region's male population.

And who will replace those fired? It will be seen that Aina Timchuk has not yet presented it, and the government has not started approving it. Or rather, the candidacy of Igor Gorishny, a former regional council deputy from the Party of Regions, and then the Opposition Bloc, was killed in Kyiv. Upon her appointment, Timchuk said: “I think that the Kharkov region has enough professional potential to provide all areas of work. I insist on this, I am focused on this, well, if necessary, of course, I will bring people from other regions.”

But a new vice-governor's headquarters has been created. And he is a stranger! From the Dnieper, like the governor herself. Anton Dengub can be appointed, and his candidacy was approved by the Cabinet of Ministers at its meeting on January 27. The new appointee, born in 1988, a native of Dnepropetrovsk, a lawyer, came to Kharkov after the appointment of Timchuk, who, we recall, had previously also worked in Dnepr, including when the former Ekaterinoslav was circumcised in his title. He was engaged in PR and certainly will not receive the powers that Pastukh and Gritskov previously had.

So cleaning the stables and barnyard after all sorts of coachmen and shepherds may in fact not turn out to be such a thing, and simply turn into another exchange of sewing for soap. I'd like to be wrong.