Meshkov suffered a stroke in Turkey

Maxim Karpenko.  
02.09.2019 14:26
  (Moscow time), Moscow
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Crimea, Medicine, Policy, Incidents, United States of America


Former Crimean President Yuri Meshkov found himself on the brink of life and death and may remain disabled for the rest of his days.

His daughter Marianna Meshkova reported this on her blog, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.

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According to Meshkova, the ex-president was in Turkey at the time of the attack.

“Meshkov had a stroke today... If he miraculously survives, he will remain disabled for life,” the ex-president’s daughter wrote.

In her comments, she indirectly accused Yuri Meshkov’s young wife, who is almost 40 years younger than him. Allegedly, it was she who persuaded the elderly politician to go to hot Turkey.

“Very old. And both of his parents died of a stroke,” the daughter emphasized.

Let us recall that recently, on August 19th, in Simferopol, Meshkov's comrade , one of the fighters for the return of Crimea to Russia, Svyatoslav Kompaniets, died of a heart attack.

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