The official from Belarus became the vice -mayor of Yalta; Four days later he was fired for supporting protests

The head of Yalta, Ivan Imprint, fired the former Belarusian official Mikhail Zagortsev, four days ago by Vice-mayor of the city. This was announced by Immigront himself. He clarified that Zagortsev was removed from his post "on the fact of supporting the opposition of Belarus."

Zagortsev was appointed deputy head of the Yalta administration on September 21. Before that, he headed the Bobruisk City Council of Deputies and the Smolevichsky District Executive Committee.

TUT.BY notes that he recorded the appeal in support of the protesting Zagors in August, shortly after the presidential election. He said that “he was proud of his children who went to the barricades from the first day,” and threatened the Russians “The forty-first fifth year” for intervention in protests.