Full name: Zinchenko Albert Nikolaevich

Date of birth: December 5, 1967

Place of birth: Lugansk region, Stanichno-Lugansk district, Stanytsia Luganska urban type settlement

Places of residence:

Lugansk region, Stanichno-Lugansk district, urban village Stanytsia Luganskaya

Ul. 5 Line, 23B;

ul. 54A Central St.

Education:

Economist Organizer;

Public administration

Passport of a citizen of Ukraine: EK340195

Passport of a citizen of Ukraine for traveling abroad: FF724103

Identification number: 2481006379

Passport “lnr”: TN684707

Driver’s license: BBT869889

Personal auto transport: DAEWOO

Car number: 86421AM

Mobile numbers: +380725142720, +380503262433

Email: [email protected]

Occupation: Head of the Civil-Military Administration of Stanytsia Luhanska

 

1983 – Electrician of the station line-technical section of the Stanichno-Lugansk district communications center;

1994 – Deputy Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Stanichno-Lugansk District Council;

1996 – Deputy Chairman of the Stanichno-Lugansk District State Administration;

2003 – Deputy Head of the Main Department of Economy of Luhansk Regional State Administration – Head of the Department of Social and Economic Development of the region;

2007 – Head of the Main Department of Economy of Luhansk Regional State Administration;

2014 – Deputy President of the Lugansk Chamber of Commerce and Industry;

2020 – Head of the Stanichno-Lugansk Village Council;

2021 – Head of Stanychno-Lugansk Military and Civil Administration;

• the head of the Stanichno-Lugansk civil-military administration;
• first deputy head of the Milovsky administration of the Stanichno-Lugansk district;
• acting head, first deputy head of the administration of the Stanychno-Lugansk district of the “lnR”.

He voluntarily and consciously took the side of the occupant and expressed his words of support for the occupation troops and the aggressive attitude of the Russian Federation to conduct large-scale military operations.

He agitated the local population for cooperation with the occupation troops and took all possible steps to station Russian troops in the village.

He discredited the top military and political leadership of Ukraine, spreading information among the local population that the Ukrainian government should do everything possible to peacefully resolve the conflict through negotiations on Russia’s terms.

On March 1, 2022, there was a meeting with Leonid Pasechnik, the head of the so-called “LNR,” where he said that he was grateful that Stanytsia Luhanska had finally returned to the Russian Federation.