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Oleg Mitvol, Deputy Head of Rospriradnadzor, looks to be on the way out, perhaps for stepping on too many toes
In the first days of aerial warfare, during World War I, pilots had no tactical guidebook to help them plot their offence or defence. Attackers could fly unexpectedly out of the blinding light of the sun. Or they could lurk in cloud banks, waiting for an ambush. Those who survived describe their learning experience as akin to an animal instinct. In anticipating what the enemy might be likely to do, they imagined where and how they would conceal themselves for the attack. To defend themselves, they would then watch the sky for their alter ago.
Oleg Mitvol, deputy chief of Rospriradnadzor, Russia’s environmental protection and resource inspectorate, has been flying blind since he took his post several years ago. He has no alter ego, but he hasn’t lacked for enemies waiting in ambush. In the short history of post-Communist Russia, Mitvol is the first, and the only, federal government official to pursue the major and junior mining companies working in Russia for licence violations. He has also attacked major metal producers, like the steel group Evraz, for waste water violations, imposing the largest individual fine in the brief record of Russian environmental enforcement.
Two years ago, Mitvol was also the target of abuse in the western media, which took the side of Royal Dutch Shell, during its attempt to defend its management of gasfield and pipeline operations at the Sakhalin-2 project, in the Russian Fareast. Mitvol’s findings of violations by Shell were widely interpreted as having been requested by the Kremlin as a tactic to pressure Shell into selling its stake and operational control of the project to Gazprom.
If Mitvol has been flying under Kremlin orders, that hasn’t been obvious lately. For a month now hehas been under intense bureaucratic pressure to resign. He himself describes the unusual position, telling Mineweb: “There is nobody in particular behind my ouster. I think I am just too active and trying to do something that nobody wants me to do here – my job.”
On June 18, the state newsagency Itar-Tass reported that Mitvol “has been stripped of his water, forest and ecological supervision powers, which have constituted most of his competences”. An anonymous source was cited. It was also reported that “according to the source, the Rosprirodnadzor
chief, Vladimir Kirillov, has no intention of submitting a motion to Natural Resources Minister Yuri Trutnev for re-appointing Mitvol as his deputy.” Itar-Tass confirmed Mitvol as saying: “As far as I know, in a future staff list, yet to be authorized, the position of a fourth deputy, that is, of yours truly, is absent.”
Almost a month has elapsed, and Mitvol has been forced to vacate his corner office at the Ministry of Natural Resources, overlooking the Moscow zoo. His secretaries have been reassigned. He is contactable only by his personal mobile telephone.
A list of new appointees has been released, but the spokesman for Rospriradnadzor, Anna Khitrova, said no details of their career background or experience can be released, as the data are not public. Ostensibly in Mitvol’s place, Vladimir Leonov has been named. A Russian press report claims he has been the editor in chief of a St. Petersburg newspaper called Outrage, and then a member of the legal department of the Leningrad regional administration. In charge of ecological control Lyudmila Plyush has been named; she reportedly graduated from a St. Petersburg mining faculty in 2000.
Mitvol says that the Russian law on the federal service requires the appointment of ranking officials at Rosprirodnadzor to be done by an open competition. He charges there was no competition to replace him. According to Itar-Tass, Kirillov has asked Mitvol to resign of his own accord, but that Mitvol has refused.
Kirillov was asked about this, and the reappointment procedure. His secretary said he was travelling, and referred the questions to Kirillov’s spokesman, Marat Khairulin, new press secretary of Rosprirodnadzor. . He told Mineweb: “Im not aware if competition is required, or if it was done or not in Leonov’s case. I will try to check.” About the circumstances of the request for Mitvol’s resignation, he added that Kirillov is the only person who can respond, and since he is away, there can be no comment.
A Ministry source, who asked not to be identified, told Mineweb it was obvious to everyone that Mitvol is being ousted, but that, since he will not go voluntarily, he has been reduced to a rank without duties.
Mitvol’s position as the activist and highly public chief inspector, while formally serving as deputy head of the inspection agency, has led repeatedly to clashes with his nominal superior, the head of Rosprirodnadzor; and also with officials in charge of licensing of mine projects under Minister Trutnev. When major US investment funds wanted to clarify Russian licence compliance regulations and enforcement policy last year, they invited Mitvol to visit New York and Washington to explain.
It looks like Mitvol has flown too close to the sun. He told Mineweb that he recently met Trutnev. “He told me that I am working well. We shook hands. I was not able to report to him about all that has been happening. Formally, I am still the deputy head, but now without my own room.” Asked whether Trutnev is helping him to stay, and if so, who is behind the efforts to oust him, Mitvol responded: “I am not sure what this help means. He [Trutnev] appointed [former Rosprirodnadzor chief Sergei] Sai with whom I had conflict, and now he appointed Kirillov. I am too active and persistent to become Rosprirodnadzor head. That would never happen. We have very good relations with Trutnev. He told me that I am working well. That’s it, the end of the story.”
John Norris has written for Politico, The Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times, and The Wall Street Journal. He is also the author of The Disaster Gypsies and Collision Course: NATO, Russia, and Kosovo
John Norris joins Dan Balz of The Washington Post at The National Press Club to discuss his book, in which he details the life of Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist Mary McGrory.
Mary McGrory Opened the Door for Women in the Political Newsroom—and Angered Plenty of People in the Process.
No secret sources. No anonymous tips. Mary McGrory covered D.C. with real quotes, real experience, real observation.
For 60 years, colonialists, engineers, and dictators have tried to tame Africa’s greatest waterway. Will the newest effort to harness the Congo River also fail?
An entertaining look at the history of those who have led the world’s largest development agency from its inception to today.
Sorry, haters, when it comes to foreign aid — of all sorts — the United States is far and away the most generous nation on Earth.
Foreign affairs professionals have faced disease, disaster, war, and terrorism over the last 234 years. How secure should today’s officers be?
From Senegal to St. Louis, the world wastes an astonishing amount of food every year. So why is it so hard to cut down on leftovers, save the environment, and feed the hungry?
It’s not just that Americans don’t want to go to war against Assad — it’s that they know America’s not good at going to war anymore.
The clock is ticking on the State Department’s grand strategy review. Can John Kerry match his predecessor’s record on the QDDR?
There may be valid reasons to question the wisdom of reforming U.S. food aid. But saving the Merchant Marine isn’t one of them.
The Obama administration could revolutionize aid and save billions—if only Congress would stand up to the farm lobby.
How our fixation with economic growth blinds us to broader measures of a society’s health—or lack thereof.
The Republican foreign-policy establishment faces tough problems after the recent electoral disappointment.
In these times of straitened budgets, an international affairs realignment commission would allow the State Department to do more with less.
The Pentagon has taken on more and more activities that have very little to do with traditional definitions of national security.
What’s the point of U.S. foreign aid, and does it do any good? Let’s topple a few misconceptions and find out.
Why is the Obama administration giving the odious Sudanese regime’s lobbyists a polite hearing instead of running them out of town?
It’s not too late to stop Africa’s largest country from splitting in half. But Obama needs to act now to prevent the worst.
The Guardian (May 8, 2009) Our demand for phones, laptops and digital cameras has fueled an illicit minerals trade and violence in eastern Congo.
Three, or perhaps seven, years from now, will Secretary of State Hillary Clinton take a hushed moment in her exit interview with a media luminary of the day to express her qualms that more was not done to stop widespread killings in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Somalia, Chechnya, or Iraq?
Chatting with notorious war criminal Charles Taylor on the lawn of his presidential mansion as ostriches and armed teenagers strut in the background. Landing in snow-covered Afghanistan weeks after the fall of the Taliban and trying to make sense of a country shattered by years of war. Being held at gunpoint by young soldiers amid the tragedy of the 1994 genocide in Rwanda. Standing in the middle of a violent riot in the streets of Kathmandu. Having hushed conversations with the widows of Europe’s largest massacre since World War II. These are all scenes from The Disaster Gypsies, a compelling personal memoir by a relief worker and conflict specialist who has worked on the ground in a host of war-torn countries.
“John Norris is the rare individual who has worked on all sides of the front lines. He has done so both as a U.S. government in-house emergency responder and, more recently, as an influential, roving critic of U.S. foreign policy. But what makes Norris truly rare is that he is both a doer–a dispenser of food aid, a demobilizer of soldiers, a negotiator of life-altering deals–and he is a writer. Disaster Gypsies is a highly readable tour of the sights, scares, and moral tradeoffs that Norris encountered in the earth’s most troubled places. With a meticulous eye for detail, he offers a kind of ‘biography of a humanitarian,’ casting insight on democracy promotion and nation building at a time when we desperately need his hard-won wisdom.” —Samantha Power, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations and Pulitzer Prize winning author of A Problem from Hell: America and the Age of Genocide
“The book is an engrossing read, providing a vivid memoir of John Norris’s stints—for the United States Agency for International Development, the International Crisis Group, and the UN—in a number of the world’s most difficult humanitarian emergencies and civil wars over the past two decades… Even as the book is about these itinerant humanitarian workers, Norris does an exceptionally good job of encapsulating the political context of each of these conflicts and emergencies in a few short pages… authentic and authoritative.” —Political Science Quarterly
This book offers seminal insight into the negotiations that took place between the United States and Russia in an effort to set the terms for ending the Kosovo conflict in 1999. This study in brinksmanship and deception is an essential background for anyone trying to understand Russia’s uneasy relations with the West. From smoky late-night sessions at dachas outside of Moscow to meetings in the White House Situation Room, Norris captures the feel of a war that repeatedly threatened to spin out of control. He offers a vivid portrait of some of the larger-than-life characters involved in the conflict, including U.S. president Bill Clinton, General Wesley Clark, Yugoslav president Slobodan Milosevic, and Russian president Boris Yeltsin. New information includes backstage efforts to open a direct negotiating channel between Milosevic and Washington at the height of the conflict. The book reaches a dramatic crescendo against the backdrop of the war’s final days, when Russia unleashed a secret plan to push its forces into Kosovo, ahead of NATO peacekeepers.
“The definitive book on one of the most important American military actions since the end of the Cold War. Norris has told the story with a cinematic eye for details of a roller coaster, high-stakes, ride – climaxed by the astonishing confrontation that almost led to fighting between NATO and the Russians.” —Richard Holbrook