The government sacked the head of "Russian Post"

The Russian government has decided to send the general director of "Mail of Russia" Alexander Kiselev's resignation. It is reported RIA Novosti , citing a source in the Cabinet. ITAR-TASS confirm this information with reference to the press service of the enterprise Andrew Monakova.

According to "Interfax" , The new head of the Federal State Unitary Enterprise has appointed former CEO «Tele2-Russia" Dmitry scary. According to the agency, a source close to the government, the appointment comes into effect today, April 19. The official website of "Mail of Russia" of information about personnel changes at the time of this writing, has not been published.

Under the contract, the term of office was due to expire Kiseleva in 2014. As recently "Mail of Russia" has become a strategic enterprise, the resignation of CEO should be consistent with the Administration of the President. A spokesman for the president, Dmitry Peskov, has not confirmed that personnel changes at the State agreed with the Kremlin. It is reported by "Kommersant".

The decision on the resignation made against the background of the situation was complicated with the acceptance of mail. April 9 it became known that the capital's airports and customs accumulated 500 tons of international mail. FSUE argues that small packages and parcels piled up due to low productivity of the Federal Customs Service (FCS). Kiselev reported that by the end of April 18000114000 parcels and small packets were prepared for the examination, but did not take their customs due to the heavy posts.

Customs officers, in turn, argue that their wines in the formation of blockages postal minimal. In the service stated that the parcel is not accepted as warehouses clogged due to the fact that the Federal State Unitary not remove the checked bags and parcels. The situation is complicated with congestion costs so that the operator of warehouses in the "Sheremetyevo" - the company «Airport Moscow" - for the last ten days of twice declared a ban on admission of international mail.

The morning of 19 April, the newspaper "Kommersant" wrote that the Deputy Prime Minister Arkady Dvorkovich on April 15 ordered to disassemble the rubble at the customs post and report on the execution of the order within three days. Kiselev, in his reply said that regulatory compliance can be achieved within a week.