Rosgvardia general detained in Moscow on charges of receiving large bribe

Arrests of high-ranking military personnel continue in Moscow, and the Russian National Guard is now in line. According to Russian media, Mirza Mirzayev, deputy head of logistics for the Federal Service of National Guard Troops, has been arrested.

According to the Telegram channel Mash, the general was caught taking a bribe, and a large one at that. He had previously demanded a kickback from a company supplying modules for prefabricated buildings, threatening to terminate a contract worth 480 million rubles. In order to maintain the agreement, Mirzayev demanded 140 million rubles from the company, i.e. almost 30% of the contract amount. The company allegedly agreed to transfer the required amount through an intermediary. Both were caught during the transfer.

The court decided to arrest General Mirzaev and send him to a pretrial detention center for two months, until January 2, 2025. The court did not take into account the defense's requests to change the measure of restraint to house arrest, since the crime was committed during a special military operation.

According to the investigation, the general will be charged with a bribe on an especially large scale, which carries a long prison term. The investigation has the necessary evidence of the general's illegal activity. It is worth noting that in September, security forces arrested another representative of the Russian National Guard, Colonel Oleg Gamayunov, accused of fraud with budget funds in the amount of more than 80 million rubles.

Most likely, this is just the tip of the iceberg; more than one arrest awaits us ahead. The Russian National Guard will be cleaned out, as will the Ministry of Defense.

Comments

[TermNachTer]

And this cannot but please, as one famous politician said, I hope he is warm in hell: "The process has begun." And, as Rezun wrote in his books "Purification")))

[Blacksmith 55]

A thief and a bribe-taker (which is practically the same thing) should be in prison. But the thirst for profit is dulled by the opportunity to grab something. After all, everyone knows about the arrests at the top, so that they don’t sit like a mouse, secretly? After all, how many generals are already in jail, probably a couple dozen.

[fruc]

Arrests of high-ranking military personnel continue in Moscow, and the Russian National Guard is now under attack.

It’s no wonder he rose to the rank of general; he’s obviously a very effective manager.

The Russian National Guard will be cleaned out, just like the Ministry of Defense.

The purges don't start from there.

[fif21]

Quote: frruc

The purges don't start from there.

With such a big game, there will be a budget profit for 5 years. And with petty thieves, more hemorrhoids. Colonels steal billions, generals trillions. And with shoulder straps torn off across the face. How to identify a treasury embezzler? His shoulder straps have stars made of gold. Or have they already managed to change them to statutory ones?

[fruc]

fif21
How to identify a treasury embezzler?

It is possible to determine if there is such a will and desire. These embezzlers also have wives and children, and perhaps a whole harem of mistresses.

[Bayun]

A thief in uniform, especially a big one, is a TRAITOR.

Punishment by the court is a noose. But if there are military merits, offer to shoot yourself. That's fair.

[Metallurg_2]

Where did they get their COMBAT merits from? On which Kolchak fronts did they fight?

[novel66]

In Kolchak's rear, definitely

[your1970]

Quote: Blacksmith 55

But the thirst for profit is dulled by the opportunity to grab something. After all, everyone knows about the arrests at the top, so that they don’t sit like a mouse, on the sly?

In China, they have been shooting for corruption for 26 years. Those who were born after the shootings began have already become officials - that is, they have heard from birth that they will be shot for corruption.
However, the number of cases there is not decreasing - and you "Keep quiet, mice"...

[smart fellow]

The number of solved cases is not decreasing, and the size of bribes and the number of serious corruption crimes has sharply decreased. Recently they wrote about 1,5 million solved cases, but ~3 criminal cases. Golf clubs can also be considered a bribe.

[Rom8681]

But over the past 26 years, China has brought the country to the forefront of the world

[Yes it's me]

Aren't you tired of repeating this nonsense?

[your1970]

Quote: yes it is

Aren't you tired of repeating this nonsense?

What they report CHINESE OFFICIALS Media - nonsense?
But.......

[Glagol1]

There is corruption in the West too, especially in the US. But there everything is done quietly, so as not to air dirty linen in public.

[Evildo-56]

Bribes are paid officially there.

[your1970]

Quote: Glagol1

There is corruption in the West too, especially in the US. But there everything is done quietly, so as not to air dirty linen in public.

Lol, bye quiet...
Have you seen the movie "Pretty Woman"? It's about corruption - and NOT about a prostitute and a love story.
There they are dividing the order for 12 destroyers...

And how they raged about the Berlin airport, or the lack of documents for 5.8 trillion dollars in the Pentagon, or the US Navy's fuel oil case, ooooh ooooh...

[novel66]

It is customary to share there, and everyone is happy.

[YES UZH]

I wonder who is behind him, whose creature? Or is he recouping the amount for the lucrative position he bought? Can random organisms really get there? Prigozhin and Utkin needed to speak out so that the stubborn man could open his eyes wider to his surroundings and give a go to the accumulated information.

[svp67]

Quote: TermNachTER

And this cannot but please,

It's good to be happy, but there's a huge doubt that this citizen started taking bribes only after receiving this position, and had "not been noticed doing anything like this before..."
It seems to me that Mr. Zolotov realized that he doesn't need Shoigu's fate, since at least he has a higher education and a great political past, which prevents him from "drowning", but ..., so it's better to act proactively. Well done

[fruc]

svp67
Mr. Zolotov realized that he didn't need Shoigu's fate

I would like to hear comments on these arrests from the current director of the Russian National Guard, Mr. Zolotov, what he thinks about this and what measures will be taken against werewolves in the future.

[TermNachTer]

What's wrong with Shoigu's fate? They just moved him away from the trough. Now if he were felling trees in Kolyma - that would be sad.

[svp67]

Quote: TermNachTER

They just moved him away from the trough. Now if he had been felling trees in Kolyma - that would have been sad.

For many of them, "moving away from the trough is worse than going to cut down trees."

[TermNachTer]

Well, you can't say that. They moved away from the trough when they had stolen enough for their great-grandchildren - that's one thing. But cutting down pine trees at -40 - that's a little different.

[Lisa Kerner-Timoshenko]

Oh, what are you saying...he's a friend of VVP!!!

[TermNachTer]

So what? A friend is a relative concept. He was a friend until he screwed up, then he stopped being a friend.

[TermNachTer]

As they say - better late than never. The cleansing process has begun in all power structures.

[solar]

This is a process of purification or simply a process of replacing one with another - it will become clear after the change of leadership.

[TermNachTer]

Do you think that there are some super-honest officials, in uniform or not, who will never take a bribe?))) Corruption appeared when private property and the state appeared. That is, somewhere around 7,5 thousand years ago, in Mesopotamia. In China, they shoot for corruption, so what? Those who want to die out? They take it everywhere and always - in the USA, and in Germany, and England, and so on down the list. Therefore, you can only regulate the level of corruption and not allow it to go beyond reasonable limits.

[solar]

Bribes are taken everywhere and always, but the scale can vary greatly.

[TermNachTer]

Well, you can't argue with that. It goes without saying that everyone's appetites and needs are different.

[fruc]

TermNachTer
The cleansing process has begun in all security agencies.

Let's hope, because we are worried about Moldova here, when we have such "activists" with money. The "Unity" holiday in the country was a success.

[TermNachTer]

And what happened in Moldova that was beyond the natural? Did you think that the West would allow fair elections there?))) I never doubted the victory of Sanda - Manda, the difference could only be in the numbers that they would draw for her.

[fruc]

TermNachTer
What happened in Moldova that was beyond natural?

Nothing special, everything is natural. I meant that we have more than enough of our own problems.

[Yuri Guliy]

Is this only the case in law enforcement agencies?
No matter what high-level structure you take, they stole and continue to steal brazenly, it’s just that our SVO exposed all the rottenness of the security forces.

[Maz]

I understand that this is only the tip of the iceberg. And the classics of the genre, expensive cars. Mansions, money

[gribanov.c]

And what did he do? After all, according to the concepts of our society, he wanted to achieve success, to become like the elite, the elite, the Russian elite, the elite of Russia. And the elite is success, successful people. And according to the concepts of our society, the oligarchy is not subject to prosecution. Our average person, even though he himself will never "earn" billions, will himself fiercely defend the oligarchy and the billions of successful people, they "earned it honestly", and "anyone can do that, they're just being lazy".
So, the general wanted to grope, to stir up trouble, to become successful, to become established. Why is he being judged, eh?

[solar]

Deputy Chief of Logistics of the Federal Service of National Guard Troops Arrested

Suvorov, they say, also claimed that any quartermaster could be hanged without trial after three years in office - there would always be something to hang him for. And the years go by, but the people are still the same.

[phrases]

They knew about this long before Suvorov, but the people who took it were very useful to the authorities.

[Bayun]

These are not people, but grabby hands. "Who-Must-Have" has more of these "hand-people" than Hindu gods.

[Cat Alexandrovich]

In recent years, there has been a serious increase in the number of the army and all kinds of security agencies. And that means an increase in the number of generals...
So... Well, the rest is clear...

[Anatole Klim]

Quote: Cat Alexandrovich

the growth in the number of generals...
So... Well, the rest is clear...

They took on the security forces in connection with the SVO, which exposed all the ulcers of corruption. But when they take on the civilian ministries, I am sure there is no less theft there than the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Forestry, the Ministry of Construction and Housing and Public Utilities, the Ministry of Natural Resources... there is also considerable money there and the lack of shoulder straps does not prevent theft at all, all we can do is wait and hope...

[Cat Alexandrovich]

They hire 3-4 generals a year. How many are there? Hundreds? Thousands?

[Montezuma]

Quote: Cat Alexandrovich

They hire 3-4 generals a year.

After the arrival of the new MO, the fifteenth military leader was already taken into circulation at the end of October. Link under the text of the comment.

Quote: Cat Alexandrovich

How many are there? Hundreds? Thousands?

What do you want, to have everyone put under investigation at once or will you estimate the guilty in percentages in advance? Oh, how bloodthirsty some cats are, so peaceful in appearance I assume that corrupt officials in uniform (and without them) will still be identified by specially trained people.

https://www.kp.ru/daily/27652/5003707/?ysclid=m32rot7b4p33923641

[Lisa Kerner-Timoshenko]

...and the person who criticized all this - was killed! I mean Prigozhin!

[fruc]

Anatole Klim
......there is no less theft there: the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Forestry, the Ministry of Construction and Housing and Public Utilities, the Ministry of Natural Resources...

And this is the country’s “golden fund”, if you dig into it, your hair will stand on end and all the threads will lead to the capital’s ministries and departments, and maybe even further.

[Gory]

Rear rat...on the SVO

[fruc]

Gory
......to the SVO

He is not needed there, let him sit in the latrine or shoot himself.

[Nikolay Ivanov_5]

Such a bastard has no honor and is unlikely to be able to harm himself.

[Lisa Kerner-Timoshenko]

Nooo, people like that need to be shot.
Where are the martial law laws???
Is the country's leadership still sleeping?!!!

[tralflot1832]

At 34 years old, to graduate from the Academy of the Rear in St. Petersburg? Yes, impale him and test the whole family, with his son and daughters.

[Cat Alexandrovich]

Isn't he a migrant? His full name seems to indicate that...

[tralflot1832]

No, he’s not an immigrant, but he’s a smart guy. In 1990, he was 18 years old. Where do people like that come from? Soviet education?

[Ross xnumx]

Quote: tralflot1832

Where do these come from - Soviet education?

This is where these come from - Soviet education? school of accumulation of initial capital...

[tralflot1832]

They put a TT in his cell with one bullet, but the bastard won’t shoot himself. But for some reason in the 90s, bankers in solitary confinement (cells) hanged themselves or were hanged.

[Ross xnumx]

Quote: tralflot1832

For some reason, in the 90s, bankers in solitary confinement (cells) hanged themselves or were hanged.

Most likely they got rid of him after a “confession”.

[Stas157]

Quote: tralflot1832

No, not from immigrants

And he looks like a migrant.

[hellcos]

Where do these come from - Soviet education?

So the entire top brass has a Soviet education, so what? And the USSR was also destroyed by people with a Soviet education

[fruc]

hellcos
And the USSR was also destroyed by people with a Soviet education

And not just those with a Soviet education, but Komsomol and party scum with “fiery hearts”.

[Ross xnumx]

Quote: tralflot1832

Yes, impale him and test the whole family, with his son and daughters.

"Any quartermaster after five years of service can be hanged without any trial"
A.V. Suvorov
“This is how you start studying family portraits and, perhaps, you will believe in the transmigration of souls.”

[nepunamemuk]

I have several friends who retired on full military pension at 33 years old

[Kotofeich]

"i.e. almost 30% of the contract amount"
Got carried away. If he had asked for 10%, he would have gotten away with it.

[Montezuma]

Quote: Kotofeich

"i.e. almost 30% of the contract amount"
Got carried away. If he had asked for 10%, he would have gotten away with it.

Judging by such impudence, it is already common for this character to demand kickbacks. I decided to continue like this, but it turned out to be a bummer.

Most likely, this is just the tip of the iceberg., there is more than one arrest ahead of us. The Russian National Guard will be cleaned out, as will the Ministry of Defense.

We expect that as a result of investigations (in the plural) this entire rotten iceberg will emerge for review.

[Ross xnumx]

Quote: Kotofeich

Got carried away. If he had asked for 10%, he would have gotten away with it.

Or $2, like Ulyukaev at Sechin's...

[fruc]

Ross xnumx
Or $2, like Ulyukaev

Ha!, I remembered that moment. As Mr. Ulyukaev explained, he thought there was sausage in the case!!!!

[Ross xnumx]

Quote: frruc

As Mr. Ulyukaev explained, he thought that there was sausage in the case!!!!

If I'm not mistaken, there was also a conversation about wine...

In particular, Ulyukaev's driver Ilya Makarov said that the boss came out of the Rosneft office to the car twice. The first time, he put a heavy brown briefcase in the trunk himself, and the second time, a basket of wine and sausage.

[Stas157]

Quote: Kotofeich

If he had asked for 10%, he would have gotten away with it.

He wouldn't even blink for 10%.

[Nyrobsky]

Quote: Kotofeich

"i.e. almost 30% of the contract amount"
Got carried away. If he had asked for 10%, he would have gotten away with it.

Well, he turned out to be a "gluttonous" general. He wasn't shy about the percentages at all.
Now they'll empty his bins of everything he's collected during his years of rear service, and they'll put him on a prison diet for 8 years. He'll knit string bags and sew mittens.
What the man lacked

[Vadim S]

Generals always lived well and enjoyed all the benefits! Even when I was a cadet, they took us to the general's dacha to work, someone dug a vegetable garden, someone drank, cooked, twisted, but the majority dug a hole for a swimming pool. And all this for "lunch". And whoever sits higher, then every other one should be hanged!

[nepunamemuk]

Couldn't you have reported it to the SBU?
ugh, what do we call it?

[75 Sergey]

What, that the appearance is failed, the plaster is removed, the client leaves?

[75 Sergey]

But the day before yesterday it was still impossible to criticize him.

[Cat Alexandrovich]

What if it's not possible today? What if they slap a defamation charge on you?

[75 Sergey]

Yes, otherwise it will be like with Serdyukov-Taburetkin.

[Nikolay Ivanov_5]

Based on all the circumstances of the SVO, he is now an enemy, a traitor, a corrupt official and an embezzler. He should be in jail for treason.

[I dare to_notice_]

There is a war outside.
What "sit"!?..

[nepunamemuk]

What "sit"!?..

only "suicide"

[75 Sergey]

. only "suicide"

Well, there was also an attempt to escape, he was poisoned by mushrooms, he tripped unsuccessfully, he choked, heart failure...
In general, there are many options, if only there was a desire to destroy this evil spirit...with confiscation.
But we have God's commandment - do not judge, and you will not be judged.

[Ross xnumx]

Rosgvardia general detained in Moscow on charges of receiving large bribe

I also wanted to team up with...

[Yaro Polk]

kapets they are mad... they see that now there is a purge of all the bribe-takers of the stripes... and they still take bribes...

[Fisher]

Why a bribe, why not treason?

[Paul Siebert]

Quote: frruc

Gory
......to the SVO

He is not needed there, let him sit in the latrine or shoot himself.

Well, why?
Let him go into the assault as a private rifleman and atone with blood...

[VLAD-96]

Demote to privates and to a penal battalion on the front line, to stormtroopers, to atone for guilt with blood! How else? And it will be an example to others, it will not be a bad idea!

[Nikolay Ivanov_5]

Such scum as will end up in the SVO zone on the first day will go over to the enemy side.

[Tomsk123]

So a couple of years ago it was necessary to form: an assault, shock, large-star, wide-striped general's penal battalion." How it would have brought horror to the front...

[fruc]

Tomsk123

..... form: an assault, shock, large-star, wide-striped general's penal battalion."

The battalion has already been formed and has taken up ambush positions in the Arbat fortified area.

[16112014nk]

General is not a rank, it is a way of life.

The general arrived to inspect the military unit. He came to the motor pool, accompanied by the battalion and company command.



He went up to the fire shield, took a shovel from it and said to the adjutant:



- Write it down: the first defect is that the shovel is not painted, the second defect is that the handle is not planed, the third defect is that the shovel is dull, the fourth defect is that the shovel is rusty, the fifth defect is...



Here the company sergeant major intervened:

- Permission, Comrade General!



He takes the shovel from his hands and throws it over the fence with all his might. He turns to the adjutant and says:



- Write, there is only one drawback - there is no shovel.

[Obi-Wan Kenobi]

The general was caught taking a bribe, and a large one at that. He had previously demanded a kickback from a company supplying modules for prefabricated buildings, threatening to terminate a contract worth 480 million rubles. In order to maintain the agreement, Mirzayev demanded 140 million rubles from the company, i.e. almost 30% of the contract amount.

Why a bribe?
Capitalism has been on the streets for 30 years now. And capitalism is, pay attention!, about money. Not about honesty, not about love for the Motherland, not about spiritual values, no. It's about money.
Therefore, it turns out that the general, in some way, lobbied for the interests of the company and received a well-deserved monetary reward for this.
Well done, Your Excellency! Keep it up!
This means that the guarantor and his oligarch accomplices can and should rob their people, and on the most legal grounds. Just look at the mortgage that is 5 times the cost of the apartment.
It turns out that the guarantor and his accomplices are the most honest, law-abiding, hard-working, church-going, unmercenary people who love their people and their homeland!
And the general is a thief, a scoundrel and a bribe-taker!
Very original.
You there in the Kremlin either take off your crosses or put on your underwear.

[phrases]

There has been a slave system on the streets for a thousand years, which has been called by many names. One day, the gentlemen usurers told the gentlemen slave owners that beating slaves is unprofitable and offered another form of slavery. Since then, one mortgage costs 5 times the cost of an apartment.

[fruc]

phrases
Since then, one mortgage costs 5 times the cost of the apartment.

Yes, for a four-walled apartment you have to work your whole life and pay exorbitant sums from your beggarly salaries to the banks. And the military mortgage was lowered to the level of the cost of a house in the village.

[Neo-9947]

Quote: Obi Wan Kenobi

And the general is a thief, a scoundrel and a bribe-taker!

He's not taking it according to his rank.
That's the whole story.
They'll put in another one. Honest one...
Instead of 30%, he will take 10%. And everyone will be happy.

[Tomsk123]

I wonder if Zolotov will offer him gloves, like he threatened Navalny? Well, to defend the honor and dignity of the Russian Guard? Or "we don't beat our own and I didn't know anything"?

[VLAD-96]

Yes, then Shoigu and Gerasimov should be forced to answer, otherwise it turns out they have nothing to do with it, everyone around them are thieves and bribe takers, but they are not? They didn't even hold a candle?

[Konnick]

It looks like the Ministry of Defense needs to undergo decimation... pardon me, rotation. But seriously, I'm afraid for our society, mired in bribe-takers...
And we need to free the Armed Forces from types with such Caucasian surnames...the mentality is different

[nepunamemuk]

what kind of decimation is there?
de-quartering may not be enough

[single-n]

Thanos is not here for you!!! He would have brought order.

[your1970]

Quote: Konnick

And we need to free the Armed Forces from types with such Caucasian surnames...the mentality is different

Mmmm... Joseph Vissarionovich and Lavrenty Pavlovich weren't suitable either? Also "different mentality", right?
Or is it not about the full name or the mentality, but about the person?

[Comrade Beria]

Most likely, this is just the tip of the iceberg; more than one arrest awaits us ahead. The Russian National Guard will be cleaned out, as will the Ministry of Defense.

First, we need to find a suitable position for Zolotov.

[fruc]

Comrade Beria
First, we need to find a suitable position for Zolotov.

What can he do with zero authority, except retire before it’s too late.

[baltiksi]

Don't be fooled, the entire government in Russia is rotten from top to bottom. And the guarantor of the Constitution is friends with the oligarchs and persuades them not to take their money abroad. Good things! First they robbed everyone, all the people, and then - there will be no revision of privatization. That is, the people who look after the money are good guys. So nothing will change.

[senima56]

And here is the answer to the question: "Where are the landings, Vladimir Vladimirovich!"

[Million]

Officials and generals from the hot south are by default prone to corruption. This mentality is centuries old.

[your1970]

Quote: Million

Officials and generals from the hot south are by default prone to corruption. This mentality is centuries old.

Stalin and Beria apparently northerners were- according to your logic? Once

Quote: Million

This mentality is centuries old.

??

[Million]

There is no need to compare the incomparable.
Stalin and Beria didn’t need money, but these people do.

[your1970]

Quote: Million

There is no need to compare the incomparable.
Stalin and Beria didn’t need money, but these people do.

Then don't go on about "mentality" - it looks stupid. Everything depends on the person, not on "mentality" or "the south"

[Million]

If you could think logically and knew at least a little history, your opinion would be different.

[your1970]

Quote: Million

If you could think logically and knew at least a little history, your opinion would be different.

Precisely because they were Other - this
logically refutes yours SUMMARY statement about All

Quote: Million

Officials and generals from the hot south by SILENCE prone to corruption. This mentality is centuries old.

[Million]

You think categorically like a teenager. There are always exceptions.

[your1970]

Quote: Million

You think categorically like a teenager. There are always exceptions.

You are thinking categorically like a teenager - generalizing everyone in a row all lumped together ("southerners are corrupt with a mentality").
There are thousands of examples of southerners who are NOT corrupt and thousands of corrupt officials who are NOT southerners.
Corrupt people are always exception - and not Stalin and Beria at all

[Million]

Yes, most of them! You just don’t know what’s going on.

[your1970]

Quote: Million

Yes, most of them! You just don’t know what’s going on.

Throughout the existence of the USSR, traffic cops in the RSFSR were mostly Russian. And they took everything as if they were not in themselves....
Our Smolin Ivan Petrovich (traffic cop) was apparently a southerner with a mentality - even though he was born in Arkhangelsk.
Throughout the 1990s, corruption was rampant in Moscow. Russians, Jews and a few Armenians. - there were no others in positions yet when there was money.
They all were with southern mentality?

[magnum 1907]

We need to start with Zolotov. And then down to the bottom.

[Lisa Kerner-Timoshenko]

These military men are nothing but thieves! Shame on Russia!!!

[nepunamemuk]

what a brave general
very correct

[bob03]

Are they digging right under Zolotov? Taking 30% of the contract price without the boss's knowledge is unlikely.

[ximkim]

They threw a bone and everyone was happy.
They continue to steal as they did before.
This general decided not to share, and that's why he made the news.

[vol46an]

The most effective measure in such cases is confiscation of property. This is a good blow to any crook in uniform or in a jacket.

[Neo-9947]

...imprisonment for a term of eight to fifteen years with a fine of up to seventy times the amount of the bribe

Fine: 140 million * 70 = 9,8 billion rubles ($98 million)

[bone1]

Maybe it's time to shoot? - and let those generals who haven't been caught red-handed do the shooting.

[g_ae]

What?! Again?! This has never happened before, and here it is again!

[Ionescu Popa]

apparently, Leningrad mafia's love for their hunnic brothers from azerbaijan is so huge that they want to attach them the whole Russian caucasus, not just nagorno-karabah. who shut down dozens of companies can also shut down dozens of cultures, right?
Apparently, the love of the Leningrad mafia for their Hun brothers from Azerbaijan is so great that they want to annex the entire Russian Caucasus, not just Nagorno-Karabakh. He who closed dozens of companies can also close dozens of cultures, right?

[single-n]

ZOLOTOV-V-V!!!! When are you going to call these slanderers to the tatami?!!!.