Former Verkhovna Rada deputy Lev Mirimsky died

Former Verkhovna Rada deputy from Crimea Lev Mirimsky has died. Crimean TV presenter Vladimir Andronaki reported this on his Facebook page.

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“Goodbye, Lev... You were a good man. Real!" – he wrote.

The Crimean Information Agency, citing a source, reports that Mirimsky's death was preceded by two strokes, and that this morning, the 58-year-old former deputy suffered cardiac arrest.

Let us recall that Mirimsky, after the Russian Spring, refused to resign as a deputy of the Verkhovna Rada, explaining this by the fact that he plays the role of a representative of Crimea in the Ukrainian parliament. Then there were rumors that Mirimsky helped Ukrainian politicians conclude deals to sell property on the peninsula to new Russian owners.

Mirimsky's family lives in Kyiv, but retains some assets in Crimea. The son of a politician studies in the UK.

Mirimsky's last Facebook post was dated April 3. The politician published photos from his birthday, signing them “I’m 17 again.”