The Rosgvardy, whose head of which is a billion real estate, evicts riot police to the street of pensioners

The employees of the Russian Guard who retired can now be left without housing, thanks to the leadership of the Russian Guard. Families of 20 former employees of the metropolitan riot police, included in the structure of the Russian Guard under the leadership of the billionaire Viktor Zolotov, are evicted from their official apartments.

OMONS, who lived in these apartments for many years, after retirement received notifications of eviction. As stated in the received papers, these apartments are considered non -residential premises, although the receipts for which the residents paid for the housing and communal services were indicated as residential services. Now the Russian Guard through the court is trying to oblige the families of its former employees to free real estate. The former riot police were sued.

Having got into a hopeless situation, former employees of the department recorded a video message to Russian President Vladimir Putin, Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, head of the Rogvard, Viktor Zolotov and the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Vladimir Kolokoltsev, saying that they "turned out to be unprotected by the state that they guarded."

Pensioners of the Russian Guard, who "defended the current authority of Russia from those who accused this power of corruption, tyranny and non -peace on the Manezhnaya and Bolotnaya, themselves" are now outside the law. "

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"We turned out to be homeless people unprotected by the state, which we guarded for many years, regardless of personal time and state of health," the pensioners' appeal said.

As the authors of the appeal noted, the leadership of the Rogvard promised to transfer the house in which pensioners of the Moscow riot police live in the category of dwelling, but did not do this.

"Why, while in the service of the state, performing service and combat tasks, including in hot spots, on Manezhnaya, in Bolotnaya Squares, during the World Cup, the Olympic Games and the Confederations Cup and during other socio-political and sports events, we served on the streets of the city daily, but as a result, we ourselves were out of retirement. Now we and our families were homeless? " they ask.

In an interview with Mediazon , the wife of one of the video participants Elena Rozhkova said that her husband Vladimir Pudovkin, as well as Nikolai Gladky, Alexei Poszhennikov, Vladimir Grigoryev and Yaroslav Karavaev, said that all former riot police said about eviction from official housing.