Full name: Dmitry Igorevich Kostymin

Date of birth: March 13, 1963

Place of birth: Donetsk

Places of residence:

г. Donetsk, Dzerzhinskogo avenue 70, kv.10;

г. Donetsk, Dzerzhinskogo avenue 70, kv.12;

г. Donetsk, Krasnogvardeysky Ave. 38B, sq. 57.

Passport of a citizen of Ukraine: VK514567

Identification number: 2308201278

Rank: Colonel of Civil Protection Service

Personal vehicle: Skoda Superb

License plate: 005A

Mobile numbers: +380623406261, +380623406231, +380933184884, +380933184884, +380504787661, +380713003705

Occupation: t.n. First Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Emergency Situations in the Donetsk region.

 

Labor Path:

2010 – Deputy Head of the Department of Supervision and Prevention;

2011 – Main Department of State Inspectorate of Technogenic Safety in Donetsk region;

2014 – Ministry of Public Defense Emergency Situations and Disaster Management;

2014 – Chief State Inspector of Fire Supervision of the Ministry of Civil Defense, Emergencies and Disaster Response “DnR”;

2016 – Chief State Inspector of Fire Supervision “dnr”;

2017 – Head of the Main Department of State Technical Security in Donetsk region;

2017 – Deputy Minister for Civil Defense, Emergencies and Disaster Management;

2018 – Ministry of Public Defense Emergency Situations and Disaster Response “DnR ” – Chief State Inspector “DnR ” on Fire Supervision of the Ministry of Civil Defense, Emergencies;

2020 – chief state inspector of fire supervision “dnr;

2020 – employee of the administrative structures for fire supervision of the “dnr;

2022 – First Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Emergency Situations in the Donetsk Region.

He repeatedly crossed the state border of Ukraine and visited the temporarily occupied territory of the Donetsk region. Assists the occupation troops in evacuating and repairing damaged military equipment.

Collaborates with representatives of the so-called The Ministry of Emergency Situations of the “LNR ” and the Russian Federation, establishes contacts with educational institutions of the Russian Federation to exchange students and specialists in improving integration processes.

He offered his colleagues to go over to the side of the occupier, offering high salaries, ranks, promotions, and service apartments. Supports the occupier’s actions in the temporarily occupied territories and the actions of the Russian Federation to start a large-scale war.