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Alexander Dyakonov again headed the Sosnovsk district

Alexander Dyakonov appointed interim acting powers of the head of the Sosnovsk district

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Alexander Dyakonov again headed the Sosnovsk district

Alexander Dyakonov was appointed acting head of the Sosnovsk district. The corresponding resolution was signed by the head of the Tambov region Evgeny Pervyshov.

As it became known, Sergei Popov, who held this post since August 7, resigned at his own request. His powers were terminated early on November 5.

Recall that earlier it was Sergei Popov who replaced Alexander Dyakonov, who headed the district and then the district since 2013. Thus, the break in the leadership of the municipality for Alexander Dyakonov was about three months.

Alexander Dyakonov will temporarily perform powers until the election of a new head of the district and his inauguration.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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