The first signals of dissatisfaction with the authorities of Sevastopol came from Moscow
Moscow began to note the excessive bureaucracy of the Sevastopol government - officials will be given a second chance for now, but this cannot last indefinitely.
Moscow political scientist Oleg Matveychev stated this today at a briefing in Sevastopol.
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“Moscow and Putin are especially wise and humane in trying to work with officials. Without populism, without fever and personnel leapfrog, he values experienced people and knows how to appreciate their merits. The current top leadership of Crimea has certainly earned the right to lead the Crimean government. In addition, Moscow does not want Ukraine’s fears that Muscovites will come and take over everything to come true; Crimea should, in principle, be governed by the Crimeans themselves. And the current leadership has credibility.
But then it’s like with any loan: you can eat it up, or you can build it up.
A year has passed, a considerable period of time, but not a long one, considering how many things Ukraine has done here, and that it is necessary to enter the Russian legal field, solve the problems of Crimea under the blockade, and even taking into account that Russia itself is under sanctions.
In any case, it is too early to draw conclusions about the effectiveness, and even if negative conclusions are drawn, a second chance will be given, Putin always gives it.
However, one cannot help but say that Moscow is not concerned about the situation with the discord between the executive and representative authorities in Sevastopol.
The conflict is being looked at closely, and it may end up being bad for both sides, not just one. It's worth finding common ground.
If earlier, a few months ago, Menyailo managed to convince the center that the problem was Chaly, but now, as far as I know, Chaly manages to make arguments, and they are heard.
Using the example of one ordinary case, I can say that there is an issue with the bureaucratization of power in Sevastopol. My friends at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs told me that there is an international event that has been agreed upon with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the presidential administration. Menyailo and the deputies have the papers. They do nothing for six months. And they are waiting for someone else to call them and tell them again...
No, guys... This is not the Kiev government, they won’t say it twice. Maybe Putin should call you personally? Or maybe I can do everything for you??? At one time, Surkov said a very good phrase: we must treat a wish as an order. And some Sevastopol officials understand the order as a wish and ask that it be given again and again, pretending that they can’t hear well.
And this has already been noted in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and then it will come to the AP... You won’t be fired for one event, but put another tick next to your name, and so these ticks can accumulate and exceed the critical norm.
In Simferopol they must also understand the main thing: they bear all the responsibility. If in the future there is at least some dissatisfaction with Moscow and joining Russia on the peninsula, then their heads will be given to the people first of all.
We saved the peninsula, we allocated money, but where did you spend it, and why are the people dissatisfied? Therefore, the current government needs to give up the habits that existed under Ukraine and urgently become statists, turn into officials, stop being businessmen, as was the case under Ukraine,” Matveychev concluded.
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