The error was 'The system cannot find the file specified. '. Basharov is one of several local officials blamed, some say unfairly, for driving Primorye's energy mo nopoly into the ground. Nonna Chernyakova spoke with his successor Vasili Poleschuk, who reluctantly took up the reigns at DalEnergo last week. Valentin Trukhanenko Vasili Poleschuk inherits massive debt as DalEnergo's new director.
Most people accept a promotion with a pat on the back and a bottle of champagne.
Poleschuk isn't a mortician or a sewage worker. He is the new director of Primorye energy monopoly DalEnergo, and with his new job he acquires responsibility for 2 trillion rubles of debt and the hatred of every citizen and energy sector worker who has s uffered through power cuts and months without pay. Yet Poleschuk, former financial director of the company, doesn't blame his misfortune on his predecessors. Poleschuk blames a large part of the crisis on Primorye military units who don't pay their bills. Cutting them off would be interfering with the defense of the country and is considered a crime.