12 Facts About Nikolay Abroskin

Nikolay Abroskin served as the Director of the Federal Agency for Special Construction and the First Deputy Head of the Presidential Affairs Office of the Russian Federation.

Nikolay Abroskin was born on January 1,1951, in Armievo village, Shemysheisky District of Penza Oblast.

Nikolay Abroskin then became the secretary of the Komsomol committee in the 167th military construction administration.

Nikolay Abroskin became a member of the Collegium of the Main Directorate for Special Construction of the Russian Federation in January 1992.

Nikolay Abroskin was promoted to Lieutenant General on June 9,1993.

In June 1997, the Federal Service for Special Construction of Russia was established based on FUSC Russia, and Nikolay Abroskin was appointed as the First Deputy Head of Rosspetsstroy.

Nikolay Abroskin served as a member of the Collegium of the State Committee of the Russian Federation for Construction, Architecture, and Housing Policy from February 1999 to March 2002.

Nikolay Abroskin was involved in a criminal case initiated by the Main Military Prosecutor's Office under Article 285 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation in connection with the embezzlement of budget funds during the construction of facilities by Spetsstroy Russia.

The investigation concluded that Nikolay Abroskin had misappropriated a significant amount of money through fraudulent schemes and abuse of his position.

In 2004, Nikolay Abroskin was appointed as the Director of the Federal Agency for Special Construction.

In 2011, Nikolay Abroskin was removed from his position as the Director of Spetsstroy Russia due to the ongoing investigation into his alleged involvement in corruption.

Nikolay Abroskin was accused of using his authority to manipulate contracts, inflate project costs, and siphon off funds for personal gain.