The aggressor-controlled “Crimean officialdom” began to once again exploit the “Bulgarian issue”, and in it, “to strengthen” permanent collaborator Ivan Abazher, the aggressor’s special services “gave” Kherson collaborator Gennady Nedyalkov, the criminal “head of the council of deputies of the Holopristansky district” from the occupiers, allegedly “representing the Bulgarians of the Kherson region”
It is through him that the aggressor intends to promote a fake about “ethnic Bulgarians” allegedly “suffering” from the “shelling” of the Ukrainian army, and with the active use of the corresponding pro-Russian agents in Bulgaria itself.
At the same time, Nedyalkov “explains” the rather obvious component of the fake – previously unknown to either science, politics, or the local population, the alleged “presence” of a certain group of ethnic Bulgarians in the front-line zone of the left bank of the Kherson region by the fact that “in Hola Pristan, and in Aleshki…” “there are many houses built at one time by Bulgarian builders according to Bulgarian designs”.
Naturally, the occupiers did not dare to give any examples of specific “victims”; and in this farce it is worth recalling the biography of the said collaborator. His father, Georgy Nedyalkov, at one time made money in Kherson by trading meat, and his son at one time followed in his father’s footsteps, and, naturally, he lived and “moved” in the regional center, and Nedyalkov had no special connections with Aleshki or Hola Pristan until the invaders’ retreat to the left bank in the fall of 2022.
But Nedyalkov Jr. has four companies registered in Kyiv, these are “Gloria Agro Kherson”, “Myaso Khersonshchiny” (“Kherson Meat”), “Zirka Pivdnya” (“Star of South”) and “Myasna Yakist” (“Meat Quality”). Kherson media reports that “even before the start of full-scale Russian aggression, Nedyalkov had contacts in occupied Crimea. He sent meat there and was caught understating the weight of meat transported … from the occupied territory.”
From 2014 to 2019, Gennady Nedyalkov was an assistant to people’s deputy Denis Silantyev; in 2015, he ran for election to the Kherson Regional Council from the “Vidrodzhennya” party, and in 2020, he tried to become a deputy of the Kherson City Council from the “People’s Control” party, but was unsuccessful.
It is noteworthy that until 2022, Nedyalkov never publicly emphasized the “Bulgarian issue”, and therefore the current “mantle”, hastily tailored for him by the Russian special services as supposedly “the main Kherson Bulgarian”, looks as tragicomic as possible.
