The business of the former regional traitor Kolesnichenko is drowning in debts in occupied Sevastopol.

Vadim Kolesnichenko is having problems with his business in occupied Crimea. The Department of Property and Land Relations of Sevastopol has filed a lawsuit against his company for a debt of over 2 million rubles. The head of the local branch of the Party of Regions has disappeared from sight.

The company LLC 'Bims', owned by Kolesnichenko, deals with the rental and management of real estate. It also engages in the trade of food products and tobacco and researches the market and public opinion.

The Department of Property and Land Relations of Sevastopol has turned to the court due to the debt of the company 'Bims' of over 2 million rubles. This amount includes rent, late payment penalties, and interest on borrowed funds. From December 2014 to September 2024, the debt has been increasing.

This is not the only case in which Kolesnichenko has appeared regarding his business in Crimea. In Kerch, there is also a court case regarding the debt of the company 'Russian Miller' for the lease of a plot of land. As a result of the agreement, the lease agreement was terminated.

The company 'Tornado', which belonged to Kolesnichenko in Krasnodar, also had financial problems and was liquidated. This is another example of the former deputy’s failed business.

In Ukraine, Kolesnichenko was sentenced to five years in prison for holding an exhibition that incited national enmity and hatred. He called on law enforcement to apply physical violence against the guests of the exhibition and insulted citizens' feelings due to their beliefs.

Analyzing the material, one can conclude that Kolesnichenko's business in occupied Crimea had financial problems and the path to success for him did not materialize. This indicates insufficient management and possible solvency issues with his companies. Additionally, the legal cases and problems with obligations indicate possible violations of legislation and a negative attitude from consumers towards Kolesnichenko's business.