Yury Komarovsky

Komarovsky graduated from the Khabarovsk Institute of Railway Transport Engineers, and from 1974 to 1976 he served in the Soviet Army.

From 1976 to 1990, he worked as an engineer, a flight safety inspector, and a first deputy commander of the Naryan-Mar aviation enterprise for manufacturing.

From 1990 to 1991 - deputy chairman of the Naryan-Mar City Executive Committee.

On 30 November 1991, by presidential decree, Komarovsky was appointed head of administration of the Nenets Autonomous District. In April 1993, Yury Komarovsky resigned as head of the administration, which was satisfied with President Boris Yeltsin on April 16, 1993.[1] However, later he was reappointed to the region. By an order of December 24, 1993, Komarovsky entered the Nenets Autonomous Okrug as Governor of the Nenets Autonomous Okrug, providing for a change in the structure of the district administration, and the emergence of the institution of vice-governors.[2]

In 1994, Komarovsky tried to hold a referendum on the direct entry of the district into the Russian Federation. But then, the decree on the referendum was abolished by the decree of Yeltsin.[3]

Since 1995, Yury Komarrovsky was chairman of the Council of the regional branch of the Movement "Our Home - Russia" in the Nenets Autonomous Okrug.[4]

On 12 December 1993, he was elected along with Leonid Sablin, to the Nenets dual-mandate electoral district No. 83 as a deputy to the Federation Council of the Russian Federation.

On the same year, he plagued a scandal with the district newspaper Naryan Vynder. "She published false information about what was happening in the district," he claims.

On February 22, 1996, he was released by presidential decree from the post of head of the administration of the Nenets Autonomous Okrug at his own request.[5] In December of the same year he ran for the governors of the district, but collected only 15% of the vote, he was not elected.

In 1997, a criminal case was brought against Yury Komarovsky on the fact of his violation of the law in the distribution of loan funds for delivery to the Far North, and on June 5, 1997, he was taken into custody, being accused of abuse of authority by an official. This time Komarovsky was already the head of the city administration of Vereya. On 23 June 1997, the Naryan-Mar City Court found Komarovsky's preventive measure insufficiently substantiated and motivated, and therefore released him from custody in the courtroom. In May 1998, the criminal case against Yuri Komarovsky was terminated.