Pavel Vymenets leaves St. Petersburg IC and will become Bastrykin's deputy
As it became known “MK in St. Petersburg”, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed on October 13 a new decree, according to which Pavel Vymenets is removed from the post of head of the GSU of the IC of Russia in St. Petersburg. Instead, the place will be taken by Viktor Kozlov, the former first deputy head of the Main Investigation Department.
As it became known to “MK in St. Petersburg”, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a new decree on October 13, according to which Pavel Vymenets is removed from the post of head of the GSU of the IC of Russia in St. Petersburg. Instead, the place will presumably be taken by Viktor Kozlov, the former first deputy head of the Main Investigation Department.
It is reported that Vymenets will work in Moscow, where he will become deputy head of the IC Alexander Bastrykin.
Earlier, Pavel Vymenets summed up the work of the Investigative Committee for 2025 in an interview with the editor-in-chief of MK in St. Petersburg Timofey Shabarshin.
