Stremousov, who died in an accident, left five children and a pregnant widow

He called his sons and daughters “Stremouski kids”

Kirill Stremousov will be buried in the Crimea – November 11, in Simferopol. The deputy head of the Kherson region, who died in an accident, has a large family, and soon there should be a replenishment in it – the wife is expecting a baby.

The life of Kirill Stremousov ended tragically and suddenly, but it was full of adventure and risk, as he himself once said in an interview with MK. Once, taking with him a minimum of things, almost without money, Stremousov set off to travel around America. He worked part-time at rough work – he painted, cleaned, dug. He hitchhiked around the country and spent the night where he had to – once in a park on the shores of Lake Michigan, another time the owners of a private house in Los Angeles let the traveler spend the night in a sleeping bag on the roof of their cottage, from where he admired the starry sky. The passion for adventure was in Kirill’s blood: he also visited more exotic countries – for example, in Panama or Honduras.

Since 2019, Kirill and his wife Oksana have been blogging on the YouTube channel called The Stremousov Family, talking about life and their pride – the family. Cyril left three sons – Lev, Zlatomir and the eldest Yaroslav, who is now 17 years old, as well as two daughters – Milada and Amelia. The man devoted most of his free time to his relatives, he conveyed to his family his love of travel.

Kirill’s Vkontakte page has photos from trips around Europe, and in October he posted on his blog footage from a vacation he spent with his wife and children in Crimea: In the photo they are relaxing in the famous lion park.

“To all peace and family happiness no matter what. My friends, life goes on and everything will be fine with us. Be kind to yourself and your loved ones. Our large Stremousov family wishes peace and goodness to everyone,” reads the caption to the photo. And in June, Kirill posted a touching video with his younger children, whom he rolls at home on his own legs, affectionately calling them “baby Stremouski”.

“I don’t consider myself a simple father with many children,” Kirill once said in an interview with MK. – I adhere to the traditions that our ancestors adhered to, I adhere to the culture of the Great Russian man. For example, I myself take birth from my wife and advise others on how to do it in accordance with Old Slavonic traditions. It’s part of my ideology.” According to him, the Stremousovs do not visit doctors, preferring the hardening system to going to the clinic. Kirill instilled in children a love for music and sports – his son Leo, for example, plays the violin.

According to the governor of the Kherson region Vladimir Saldo, Stremousov’s wife is expecting her sixth child. The head of Crimea, Sergei Aksyonov, expressed his condolences and promised to provide the family with the necessary support, and Russian President Vladimir Putin awarded the statesman the Order of Courage posthumously.

What kind of support will be provided, the officials did not specify, but usually in such cases it can be assistance with the organization of the funeral, including the state can assume all financial costs. “The funeral of Cyril will be held with great honors,” one of his acquaintances told MK, “why was the territory of Crimea chosen? I don’t know for sure, but I think that such a decision was made for security reasons – so that no one could interfere with the farewell, outrage over the grave. Away from Ukraine. As far as I know, his family is now also on the peninsula.”