Dmitry Shalkov

Boris Kovalchuk, the 46-year-old son of Yuri Kovalchuk, two days after leaving the post of head of Inter RAO, found a place in the leadership of the Presidential Control Directorate, replacing the former deputy head of the FSB, General Dmitry Shalkov. As colleagues from Lisa’s editorial office note, the department “monitors and verifies the execution of instructions from the president and the head of the presidential administration,” and among its former leaders are Kudrin, Patrushev, prosecutor Lisov, who investigated the activities of the State Emergency Committee, the current governor of St. Petersburg Beglov and the head of the Ministry of Justice Chuychenko.

Earlier it was said that Boris Kovalchuk was offered four options to choose from. Among them is the post of head of Gazprom, Rosneft, Deputy Prime Minister for the fuel and energy complex instead of Alexander Novak, or the governor of St. Petersburg. In the echelons of power in the city they immediately started talking about Kovalchuk’s imminent appointment, and the position he has now taken is a kind of springboard. Springboard to where, we’ll find out
In any case, the current head of St. Petersburg, Beglov, will apparently be shown the door – the last winter did not gain him political points.

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