The former head of the Prysivaska community of Kakhovka district, Serhiy Klishchevskyi, became the so-called ataman of an illegally created Cossack society in the temporarily occupied territories of Kherson region.
Information about this is posted in Russian registries.
Stanichne Cossack society “Prysivske” of the village Hryhorivka was registered under Russian law on February 17.
The so-called ataman of the society and one of the co-owners is the former head of the Prysivaska rural community, Serhiy Klishchevskyi.
Besides him, the society has more than 20 other co-owners, among whom is Klishchevskyi’s wife — Alina, and also, reportedly, his close relatives — Neonila, Oleksandr, Svitlana and Volodymyr Klishchevski.
Recall that in 2006 Serhiy Klishchevskyi was elected head of Hryhorivka village. After the merger into the Prysivaska rural community, in the local elections in December 2016 he was re-elected village head, and then once more in 2020.
After the start of the full-scale invasion it became known that in December 2022 Serhiy Klishchevskyi entered into cooperation with the occupation authorities and remained in the position of village head of Hryhorivka.
In July 2024 the occupation authorities dismissed Klishchevskyi from the position.
His wife Alina Klishchevska also agreed to cooperate with the occupiers and headed the seized school in Hryhorivka, but last year she was suddenly dismissed.