Working dynasties: the son of Deputy Prime Minister Rogozin became director of the largest chemical plant

In this post I don’t want to suspect anyone of anything. Just be happy for our Russian working dynasties. 28-year-old Alyosha, the son of Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin, was appointed head of the state-owned enterprise Aleksinsky Chemical Plant in the Tula region. Quite by chance, this plant specializes in the production of gunpowder and is directly related to my dad’s work profile. Also, quite by accident, the day before dad unexpectedly paid a working visit to the aforementioned Tula region. Of course, as they say in the “balanced media”, Alyosha Rogozin already has experience in the “military corps”; he was the deputy director of a small arms production enterprise. So being a major military “businessman” is dynastic. Apparently, like “people's deputies”. Well, how will dad, deputy chairman of the State Duma, not have a son as a deputy? And he was. Alyosha managed to be a deputy of the Moscow City Duma. I wonder, what if Dmitry Olegovich is appointed Minister of Culture? Most likely, Alyosha will have to urgently retrain as director of the Hermitage)