The “regional” mayor of Yalta, imposed by Donetsk, resigned

24.02.2014 12:47
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Crimea, Policy, Ukraine


Yalta, February 24 (Navigator, Astra Yazyka) – The mayor of Yalta Sergei Ilash resigned. The city council supported this decision almost unanimously.

As a Navigator correspondent reports, Ilash voiced his desire to leave the post of mayor of Yalta at a meeting of the Party of Regions faction that took place the day before, so as not to “aggravate the situation in the city.” At noon, an extraordinary session of the Yalta City Council took place, at which Ilash announced his resignation of his own free will. 44 deputies out of 45 present voted in favor.


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In accordance with the regulations, City Council Secretary Sergei Karnaukh became acting mayor.

Let us remind you that the protege of ex-People's Deputy from the Party of Regions Sergei Vasyutin lasted in the mayor's chair for less than a year. He took the post of mayor following the results of early elections on June 2, 2013, after the former mayor Alexey Boyarchuk resigned under pressure from the Donetsk people.

 

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The Donetsk-imposed "regional" mayor of Yalta has resigned.






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