The government of the Bryansk region has been disbanded. The acting head of the region, Egor Kovalchuk, signed a corresponding decree.
“Announce the resignation of the government of the Bryansk region. The government of the Bryansk region shall continue to exercise its powers until the person elected governor of the Bryansk region takes office,” the document states.
The decree comes into effect from the date of its signing and is subject to official publication, as stated in the decree.
On May 13th, the governor of the Bryansk region, Alexander Bogomaz, decided to resign of his own volition. Russian President Vladimir Putin accepted his resignation and appointed Egor Kovalchuk as the acting head of the region, with whom he held a working meeting. They discussed current issues and future plans. Information about the new heads of two regions bordering Ukraine is available in a “Vechernyaya Moskva” article.
Previously, the mayor of Yevpatoria, Alexander Yuryev, decided to step down from his post. This was announced by the head of Crimea, Sergey Aksyonov.
In January, Sergey Aksyonov announced the resignation of Svetlana Maslova, the deputy head of the region’s Council of Ministers.
