Politics, 19 Sep 2015, 04:12
The Italian prosecutor's office supported Russia's request to extradite the former head of Rosgranitsa ... extradition of the former head of the Federal Agency for State Border Development (Rosgranitsa) Dmitry Bezdelova. A representative of the Italian prosecutor's office told the newspaper that the request from the Russian side... is a federal search. The decision to resign Bezdelov was made personally by the Prime Minister Dmitriy Medvedev. On October 21, 2013, he relieved Bezdelov from his position... Dmitry Bezdelov The Rome court took a time out in the extradition case of the ex-head of Rosgranitsa ... was able to make a decision to extradite the former head of Rosgranitsa to Russia Dmitry Bezdelov, who is accused in his homeland of stealing 1 billion rubles... to check the case materials and send additional requests,” the lawyer said. Bezdelov was detained by Italian police at a prestigious Rome hotel in October... The Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation is preparing a petition for the extradition of the former head of Rosgranitsa ... The Russian Federation is preparing a petition for the return of the former head of Rosgranitsa to Russia Dmitry Bezdelova. Interfax reports this with reference to a press representative... of his arrest and extradition,” the agency’s interlocutor said. It was previously reported that Bezdelov was detained in Italy. He was declared by Interpol in... ... on the arrangement of the border of the Russian Federation (Rosgranitsa) Dmitry Bezdelova. The dismissal was preceded by a large-scale audit initiated by the Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin. . Acting head... requirements of legislation on combating money laundering. Official path D. Bezdelov born September 11, 1970, graduated from the Russian Economic Academy named after... D. Medvedev left the head of Rosgranitsa D. Bezdelov out of work ... (Rosgranitsa) Dmitry Bezdelova. . Deputy head of the agency Yuri Maltsev was appointed acting director, according to the resolution posted on the government website. D. Bezdelov born 11... with a degree in social and economic planning. In 2002-2003 D. Bezdelov headed the department of Gazkomplektimpex LLC, then went to work for the concern...Reacting to the recent high-profile resignation by Dmitry Medvedev of the head of the Federal Agency for the Development of the State Border of the Russian Federation D.A. Bezdelova, the People's Control Committee promptly prepared detailed material about the latter, where his connections and biographical facts that contributed to his rise and, ultimately, fall were analyzed. Bezdelov himself has so far gotten away with a written resignation letter. It is unlikely that serious sanctions will follow against him. In any case, his name is not on the list of suspects in theft during the implementation of the Federal Target Program “Development of the State Border of the Russian Federation for 2003-2011”.
Bezdelov Dmitry Alexandrovich, born on September 11, 1970, native of Belinsky, Penza region. Graduated from the Russian Economic Academy named after. G. V. Plekhanov. Has an academic degree of Candidate of Economic Sciences.
After graduating from university, he studied at graduate school, then worked as a business consultant in commercial structures. In 2002, he became director of a department at Gazkomplektimpex LLC, and in 2003 he was appointed advisor to the general director of Almaz-Antey Air Defense Concern OJSC.
In 2005, Bezdelov moved to public service, becoming deputy director of the Federal Service for Defense Procurement. In 2008, he was appointed head of the Federal Agency for the Development of the State Border of the Russian Federation (Rosgranitsa).
On October 21, 2013, D. A. Bezdelov was dismissed from his post with the wording “at his own request.”
Married, has three children.
Closest relatives:
Father: Bezdelov Alexander Fedorovich, born on April 25, 1938, co-founder of Commercial Bank Agrosoyuz LLC. Through this bank, funds received for the implementation of government programs for the improvement of the border were “rolled.”
Wife: Loginova Elena Vyacheslavovna, born 02/13/1972, Associate Professor of the Department of National and Regional Economics of the Russian Economic University. G. V. Plekhanov.
Son: Bezdelov Anton Dmitrievich, born on January 19, 1996, student at the Faculty of Mathematical Economics and Informatics of the Russian Economic University. G. V. Plekhanov.
Contacts:
Belyaninov Andrey Yuryevich, born July 14, 1957, head of the Federal Customs Service. He patronized Bezdelov at the initial stage of his career in government agencies. Recommended him for the post of head of Rosgranitsa.
Vavilov Daniil Stanislavovich, born December 26, 1976, former head of the capital construction and operation department of Rosgranitsa, is now under investigation. Bezdelov's friend. They jointly participated in the development of budget funds allocated for the needs of the department.
Ivanov Viktor Petrovich, born May 12, 1950, director of the Federal Service for Drug Control. According to some reports, he tried to block the appointment of Bezdelov as “an absolutely incompetent person in this area.” He has repeatedly criticized the activities of Rosgranitsa.
Rogozin Dmitry Olegovich, born December 21, 1963, Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation. He was one of the initiators of Bezdelov’s resignation from the post of head of Rosgranitsa.
Food for thought:
Dmitry Aleksandrovich Bezdelov can be said to be a standard representative of the class of “effective managers”, a whole host of whom now occupy high offices in ministries, departments and state corporations. He is an economist by training, has never worked a day in real production, and in all his positions has not really managed anything, but has been exclusively engaged in “sorting out” financial flows in the “right” direction.
Sometimes it seems that it would be better for Dmitry Alexandrovich to remain in his native Pleshka, where he showed good hopes. However, after graduating from graduate school and defending his Ph.D. thesis, he decided not to teach students theory, but to apply the acquired knowledge in practice. At first, he succeeded well, he earned good money as a business consultant, and after getting a job at the Gazkomplektimpex company, he quickly became its department director and chief adviser to the general director.
But this was not enough for Bezdelov. He wanted more and soon got it. Andrei Belyaninov, general director of Rosoboronexport and a good friend of his father, assisted him in this. On his recommendation, Dmitry Aleksandrovich became an adviser to the general director of OJSC Almaz-Antey Air Defense Concern Vladislav Menshchikov, a friend of Belyaninov. Having gained a little experience in this position, in 2005 Bezdelov became deputy director of the Federal Service for Defense Procurement. The service itself was headed at that time by Andrei Belyaninov.
Thus, a man who had never served in the army for a day and was very far from the problems of the Armed Forces and the military-industrial complex became one of those persons on whom the distribution of state defense orders depended. But, in principle, Dmitry Alexandrovich did not need this, because his functions consisted solely in the redistribution of funds, which he was good at. Soon Belyaninov headed the Federal Customs Service and began to actively “drag” Bezdelov there. But Dmitry Aleksandrovich, who immediately thought of himself as a statesman, did not agree to go for less than the deputy director of the Federal Customs Service, and as luck would have it, a suitable vacancy did not open up. He had to spend three years in the Federal Service for defense orders, but his wait was rewarded handsomely. In August 2008, Bezdelov headed the Federal Agency for the Development of the State Border of the Russian Federation (Rosgranitsa).
This agency was created in 2007, when Russia wanted to enter a visa-free zone with the European Union, but this was prevented by the unsettled borders of the Russian Federation with its neighbors from the CIS countries. The Europeans did not at all want to receive, in addition to migrants from their former colonies, a new wave of unwanted newcomers from Azerbaijan and Central Asian countries, who could freely cross the Russian border. Since the leadership of the Russian Federation did not want to introduce a visa regime for the CIS republics, since this, in its opinion, would completely bury the Commonwealth, but they wanted to travel to Europe without visas, it was decided to start organizing the borders. In Soviet times, the development of state border facilities was carried out by the Border Troops of the KGB of the USSR and special construction units. But in new, “democratic” times, they decided not to create a new militarized department (especially in the West, criticism about the dominance of the security forces in Russia was growing louder), but to entrust this matter to a specially created civilian structure, directly subordinate to the Government of the Russian Federation. This is how Rosgranitsa came into being.
The new structure was headed by Andrei Zasypkin, a proven St. Petersburg personnel, a native of the KGB and an acquaintance of Vladimir Putin. But he was not interested in the new position, he was burdened by it and at the first opportunity he moved to another job. Belyaninov lobbied for Bezdelov’s candidacy to fill the vacant seat. Thus came the finest hour of Dmitry Alexandrovich, who, by the will of fate, became, quite a bit, a figure on a federal scale.
But in the new place, Bezdelov turned around with all his might. Subsequently, it turns out that the amount of 150 billion rubles allocated within the framework of the Federal Target Program (FTP) “Development of the State Border of the Russian Federation” was simply “used.” At the same time, about 1 billion rubles from this federal target program ended up in the account of Agrosoyuz Bank, 20% of the shares of which belong to Alexander Fedorovich Bezdelov, Dmitry Alexandrovich’s father. This bank, registered in 1991 in Orenburg, moved to Moscow in 2012. Its assets are estimated at 8.4 billion rubles. This year, the Central Bank of the Russian Federation issued a warning to Agrosoyuz for violations under Art. 15.27 “Failure to comply with the requirements of the legislation on combating the legalization (laundering) of proceeds from crime.”
At the same time, the deadlines for delivery of objects were constantly missed. Thus, of the seven checkpoints that were supposed to be opened for the APEC summit in Vladivostok, only the Knevichi airport was actually opened. In 2011, only 53 million rubles were allocated to support the activities of the Khabarovsk branch of Rosgranitsa with 35 checkpoints, and 178 million rubles for the Makhachkala branch with 14 checkpoints. Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin, who oversees the department, publicly stated back in 2012 that Rosgranitsa uses “opaque” schemes for financing work involving “dubious structures.” But he only now received the go-ahead to take action.
Following Bezdelov’s resignation, the head of the capital construction and operation department of Rosgranitsa, Daniil Vavilov, a friend of Dmitry Alexandrovich, was detained on suspicion of embezzlement of budget funds. Bezdelov himself has so far gotten away with a written resignation letter. It appears unlikely that serious sanctions will follow against him. In any case, his name is not on the list of suspects in theft during the implementation of the Federal Target Program “Development of the State Border of the Russian Federation for 2003-2011”. It is possible that, as an “effective manager” with good connections, when the noise around his resignation subsides, he will appear in one of the serious government posts as if nothing had happened.
The winner in this hardware battle was Rogozin. Over the past month, he managed to “overthrow” the second head of the departments he supervised that he disliked. But if in the case of the head of Roscosmos Vladimir Popovkin his luck was incomplete, since he was unable to place his man there, then this time Dmitry Olegovich expects to take Rosgranitsa under his control. Although the duties of the head of the agency are performed by Bezdelov’s deputy, Yuri Maltsev, he is unlikely to be approved as director. A new person will definitely come to the department, and for Rogozin it is extremely important that this person be one of his own. After all, what is at stake is the implementation of the updated Federal Target Program for 2012 - 2020, the budget funding of which will amount to 134 billion rubles.
Former head of the Federal Agency for State Border Development (Rosgranitsa)
Bezdelov Dmitry Alexandrovich
Biography
Born September 11, 1970; in 1995 he graduated from the Russian Economic Academy. G.V. Plekhanov with a degree in Social and Economic Planning; in 1998 received an academic degree of Candidate of Economic Sciences; co-authored several textbooks on personnel management;
in 2002-2003 worked as the chief advisor to the service of Gazkomplektimpex LLC;
in 2003-2005 served as advisor to the general director of OJSC Air Defense Concern Almaz-Antey;
in 2005-2008 worked as Deputy Director of the Federal Service for Defense Procurement; By order of the Government of the Russian Federation dated August 5, 2008, he was appointed head of the Federal Agency for the Development of the State Border of the Russian Federation (resignation on October 21, 2013).
The Federal Agency for the Development of the State Border of the Russian Federation (Rosgranitsa) was created by the Decree of the President of the Russian Federation of October 11, 2007. The functions of Rosgranitsa include the determination and implementation of state policy for the development of the state border of the Russian Federation, the creation, development and maintenance of checkpoints across the state border Russian Federation and its intersections, as well as the functions of the state customer in this area.
The activities of the Federal Agency for the Development of the State Border of the Russian Federation are managed by the Government of the Russian Federation.
Compromising evidence
The ex-head of Rosgranitsa tried to sell a meter of the state border
The Court of Appeal of Rome decided to extradite to the Russian Federation the former head of the Federal Agency for the Development of the State Border (Rosgranitsa) Dmitry Bezdelov. This decision will be officially announced in the next few days, but the Russian authorities have already been notified of it. In his homeland, Bezdelov is accused by the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs of embezzling budget funds and organizing a criminal community. The consideration of the Russian Federation's request for the extradition of Dmitry Bezdelov began in the Italian courts back in February 2015 and lasted for seven months due to the fact that the servants of Themis, who thoroughly examined this issue, asked both the defense and the prosecution to provide the maximum number of documents. The decisive meeting took place in September, and an investigator from the Investigative Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation, which is in charge of the theft case in Rosgranitsa, even arrived from Moscow.
The Italian prosecutor's office has agreed to extradite the former head of Rosgranitsa
Dmitry Bezdelov is accused of embezzling 1 billion rubles. The Italian prosecutor's office in the appeal court in Rome supported the request of the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation for the extradition of the former head of the Federal Agency for the Development of the State Border (Rosgranitsa) Dmitry Bezdelov, accused of embezzling 1 billion rubles, Kommersant reports. “According to a representative of the Italian prosecutor’s office, the Russian side’s request for the extradition of Mr. Bezdelov must be satisfied,” the publication writes. According to the investigation, Bezdelov, together with his accomplices, is suspected of stealing almost 1 billion rubles from the target program “Development of the State Border of the Russian Federation for 2003-2011” with a total volume of about 150 billion rubles. In 2009, this money was allocated from the budget for the construction of a border checkpoint on the border with Abkhazia, but ultimately ended up in the accounts of Agrosoyuz Bank, the largest beneficiary of which was Bezdelov’s father.
Bezdelov Dmitry Alexandrovich(born September 11, 1970, Belinsky, Penza region, RSFSR, USSR) - Russian statesman, former leader (2008-2013). A person involved in a criminal case was accused of theft of 1.175 billion rubles and hid from investigation in Italy in 2014-2016. In 2016, he was extradited to the Russian Federation and in December 2017 was sentenced to 9 years in prison.
In 1995 he graduated from the Plekhanov Russian Academy of Economics with a degree in social and economic planning. In 1998 he received the academic degree of Candidate of Economic Sciences. He co-authored several textbooks on personnel management. In 2002-2003, he worked as director of the department of Gazkomplektimpex LLC. In 2003-2005, he served as Advisor to the General Director of OJSC Air Defense Concern Almaz-Antey.
In 2005-2008 he worked as deputy director of the Federal Service for Defense Procurement. In August 2008, he headed the Federal Agency for the Development of the State Border of the Russian Federation (Rosgranitsa). On October 21, 2013, by order of the Government of the Russian Federation, Dmitry Bezdelov was relieved of his post.
In April 2014, the Investigation Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs announced that Bezdelov was suspected of embezzling 1.175 billion rubles. The former official was accused of committing crimes under Part 3 of Art. 210 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (“Creation of a criminal community for the purpose of jointly committing several serious crimes and management of such a community, committed by a person using his official position”) and Part 4 of Art. 159 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (“Fraud within an organized group on an especially large scale using one’s official position”).
According to investigators, from September 2009 to May 2013, Dmitry Bezdelov, together with other defendants, stole 490 million rubles during the construction and reconstruction of road and railway checkpoints in several regions of the country. In 2009, the ex-head of Rosgranitsa, together with the head of the Federal State Institution “Directorate for the Construction and Operation of Rosgranitsa Facilities” Oleg Senkevich and the head of the department for the development of state border facilities and the administration of checkpoints of Rosgranitsa Danila Vavilov, created a criminal community. Later, Bezdelov’s deputy, Boris Khaitovich, joined the group, as well as a number of senior employees of Rosgranstroi and general directors of controlled commercial organizations. The money was stolen during the construction of automobile and railway checkpoints “Adler” in the Krasnodar Territory, “Pogranichny” in the Primorsky Territory, “Kyakhta” in Buryatia, “Nizhneleninskoye” in the Jewish Autonomous Region, “Vyborg” and “Zabaikalsk”. To achieve this, the volumes of work performed and prices for building materials were inflated.
Dmitry Bezdelov left Russia in 2014 and hid in Italy for more than two years. In April 2016, after being detained in Rome, he was extradited to Russia. On December 29, 2017, the court sentenced Dmitry Bezdelov to 9 years in prison. In September 2018, the Moscow City Court reduced Bezdelov’s sentence by two years.
Married, has three children.
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