Vladimir Konstantinov

Vladimir Andreevich Konstantinov is a famous politician, chairman of the State Council of the Republic of Crimea. The official signed the international treaty on the annexation of the peninsula to Russia.

On November 19, 1956, the future politician and businessman Vladimir Andreevich Konstantinov was born in the village of Vladimirovka, Moldavian SSR. There is no reliable information about the official's childhood. It is known that in 1973, at the age of 17, the young man came to the Alma Combine of Building Materials of the Krymstroyd Trust. Here, in the position of an assistant driver of a stone cutting machine, the guy worked for 2 years.

After 5 years, Konstantinov ended up in the Crimean repair and construction department, where the young man was taken as a foreman. But several months later, Vladimir Andreevich was called up for military service in the Armed Forces of the USSR. After returning from the army, the future official did not waste time in vain, but went to work as a foreman.

For 10 years, Konstantinov reached the position of head of the Crimean specialized repair and construction department of the Krymstroymaterialy trust. For 7 years, Vladimir Andreevich served as General Director of the rental company, "Consol". Already in 2001, Konstantinov was appointed chairman of the board of this company.

A scandal is associated with this company. The public opposed the construction of luxury cottages in the coastal zone. These objects appeared just in the place where unique types of roses grew, that is, on the territory of the Nikitsky Garden.

In the official biography of Konstantinov, it is said that the man came to politics in 1998. Vladimir Andreevich was elected a deputy of the Supreme Soviet of Crimea. After 3 years, his political career was interrupted, but in 2006 he again entered the ranks of the authorities.

And in March 2010, Konstantinov was appointed chairman of the Supreme Council of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea. At the same time, a representative of the authorities held the post of deputy head of the Crimean republican organization "Party of Regions".

After 4 years, the official had problems, as members of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine tried to close the department, but local deputies spoke out against such a decision, which they immediately spoke about.

Vladimir Andreevich believed that such an outcome of events was contrary to the rules and legislation. In April 2014, the Ukrainian authorities tried to find a common language with Konstantinov, but the attempts were in vain.

The result of the confrontation with the Verkhovna Rada was the appointment of Vladimir Andreevich as chairman of the State Council of the Republic of Crimea. This happened after the official declaration of independence of the peninsula.

Konstantinov was among those who were against the new government in Ukraine, so he decided to support the annexation of Crimea to Russia. Shortly before the referendum, Vladimir Andreevich said that no one at the government level was planning to make a decision on the transfer of the peninsula to the Russian Federation. The General Prosecutor's Office of Ukraine announced high treason.

In March 2014, Konstantinov signed the international Treaty on the admission of the Republic of Crimea to Russia. It was from that day on that the peninsula became Russian again. A few days later, the official officially received the citizenship of the country, and then joined the United Russia party.

The crisis in Ukraine had a negative impact on the work of construction companies headed by Konstantinov. By 2014, the amount owed to local banks had already reached $ 130 million. Financial organizations have filed claims in court. Konstantinov returned the post of chairman of the State Council of the Republic of Crimea. But in Ukraine, passions did not subside. On the territory of the country, the official was put on the wanted list.

A criminal case was opened against Vladimir Andreyevich because of "actions aimed at violent change or overthrow of the constitutional order or seizure of state power." Due to the alleged illegal actions, the European Union included Konstantinov's data on the sanctions list. Now the Crimean official is officially prohibited from using assets located in Europe.

Vladimir Konstantinov is the head of a strong and friendly family. The man is married to Elena Anatolyevna. At the moment, the official’s wife runs the “Premium” restaurant.

This marriage has two children. In 1984, the couple had their first child, who was named Oleg. After another 5 years, replenishment happened again. The Konstantinovs became the happy parents of the girl Catherine.

Now the youngest child of Vladimir Andreevich understands the basics of international relations and business. She plans to work in this field after completing her studies. The son started with the construction industry, but currently holds the post of deputy of the Yalta City Council. Konstantinov already has a grandson. The boy was named Vladimir.

Information about the work of Vladimir Andreevich appears on the official website of the State Council of Crimea. The official visits remote areas of the peninsula and solves issues that are important from the point of view of Crimeans. Photos from the trips are published on their personal page on the Facebook social network.

Now Konstantinov pays attention to the development of the younger generation, to their knowledge of important stages in the life of a Soviet person, including the Great Patriotic War. In 2017, on the initiative of Vladimir Andreevich, relevant events were held several times.

1999 - Honored Builder of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea 1999 - Honored Builder of Ukraine 2001 - Order of Merit, III Degree 2004 - Order of Merit, II Degree 2006 - State Prize of Ukraine in Architecture 2006 - Order of Merit, I Degree 2007 - Order Prince Yaroslav the Wise, V degree 2011 - Order of Prince Yaroslav the Wise, IV degree 2014 - Order For Merit to the Fatherland, I degree

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