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Print – the service of the company “Concord” announced that its owner Yevgeny Prigozhin decided to participate in the “direct line” of the governor of St. Petersburg Alexander Beglov. According to the report, Prigozhin has been receiving complaints from St. Petersburg residents that the city authorities are allegedly “not hearing” them. In this regard, he allegedly decided to collect the most pressing questions of the city's residents.
The press service published a list of 80 questions for Beglov. The explanation for the questions states that Prigozhin wants to receive answers to them during Begl's “direct line” or later in writing “in time”. The questions are divided into several blocks – business comes first. The following are questions about housing and communal services and street cleaning, ecology, transport, infrastructure, food and others, including the block “criminalization of St. Petersburg authorities.”
A separate block is devoted to mobilization and self-defense. In it, Prigogine asks on behalf of, allegedly, Petersburgers “how many officials were sent from St. Petersburg to the NVO zone” and whether the country should “know its heroes.”
“Which of your family members were called to mobilize? Which of your family members volunteered? – sounds a separate question. – If no one, then why, on what basis?”
Also, Prigogine asks Beglov about financing the purchase of equipment for the mobilized, programs for the cities of the Podratimov in Donbass.
“Are you ready to go to front zone to meet with those mobilized from St. Petersburg?” – another question is asked.