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The official explained the attempt to sell the Kremlin as “sabotage”
The head of the Nizhneserginsky district of the Sverdlovsk region, Valery Yeremeev, explained the publication of the announcement of the sale of the Kremlin on the official website of the state auction as "sabotage." “Someone penetrated the administration’s website and posted information about the sale on the auction site,” the official told Dozhd.
On the morning of February 17, an announcement about the sale of the Moscow Kremlin appeared on the state auction website. As stated in the announcement, the building must be sold "due to lack of funds to help Novorossia." This post is no longer on the site. The Political Council published a screenshot of it .
“Materials have already been sent to the regional prosecutor's office and the Federal Security Service,” Yeremeyev said.
- In December 2014, on behalf of Valery Yeremeyev, messages were sent to a number of media that he was going to establish an opposition movement. Eremeev himself, who heads the local branch of United Russia, denied this. In January 2015, a letter was sent on his behalf stating that the official was about to resign. Eremeev again denied his authorship.
- According to the Political Council, a comic announcement about the sale of the residence of the governor of the Sverdlovsk region, Yevgeny Kuyvashev, has already been published on the auction site. The author of the announcement was the administration of the Nizhneserginsky district, headed by Yeremeev.