The head of the Republic of Crimea Sergey Aksenov went on annual leave, which will last seven calendar days, until October 24. This was reported by the press service of the head of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
It is worth noting that since the spring of 2014, when Aksenov took over the leadership of the Russian Crimea, he announced his vacation only three times. Including the last time he allowed himself a two-week vacation in 2018.
Usually the head of the Crimea rests on the peninsula, however, and at this time he usually continues to meet with the Crimeans and visit important sites for the peninsula. So, after a vacation in August 2017, Aksenov said that he spent part of it “at work and on patrol, and swam in the sea once”, visiting more than 50 settlements.
During Aksenov’s vacation, Yuri Gotsanyuk, Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Kazakhstan, will perform his duties.
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