Sergey Aksenov

Sergey Valerievich Aksenov is a vivid example of an ordinary deputy who, thanks to his activity in the political field, reached unexpected heights in his career and became the head of the Republic of Crimea after the peninsula became part of the Russian Federation. For the organization of the Crimean referendum and the reunification of the peninsula with Russia in 2014 he was awarded the Order of Merit to the Fatherland, and in 2015 he was awarded the title of Honorary Citizen of Crimea.

The majority of the electorate see the new Crimean head as a serious, charismatic and self-confident leader who is able to make Crimea a home for the population and restore the economy and national economy in the republic.

Sergey Aksenov was born on November 26, 1972 in the Moldavian city of Balti. There is no information about parents and childhood. It is only known that the parents Valery Nikolaevich and Nina Semyonovna were citizens of Ukraine, and the father of the future Crimean head at one time chaired the Russian Community party.

At a young age, Sergei did not differ in excellent behavior or success - the boy was a strong "average". Aksenov studied at the local school number 6, which he graduated in 1989 with a silver medal. Having received a certificate of secondary education, he went to Simferopol and entered the higher military-political school, where he received a diploma of a military builder.

Already in his youth, Sergey Valerievich took up entrepreneurship in the production and sale of canned food and food products. For the next 10 years, Aksenov's biography did not change - the future Crimean head was deputy director in several firms and cooperatives.

In parallel with doing business, Sergei Valerievich continued his studies at the University of Economics and Management, where he first received a bachelor's degree at the Faculty of Enterprise Economics, and later became a master's degree in finance and credit.

Aksenov's political career began in 2008, when he began to engage in social and political activities in Crimea. Then he joined the "Russian Community of Crimea", and a year later became co-chairman of the Coordination Council "For Russian Unity in Crimea!" and became a member of the board of the "Civil asset of Crimea".

The activity of Sergei Valerievich in the political field was the key to his career growth and allowed him to become the leader of the All-Crimean social and political movement "Russian Unity" in several years, which had a lot of opponents.

At that time, Aksenov and the movement he led were accused of raider seizures of real estate, however, it was not possible to prove specific facts of the criminal activities of the future head of Crimea. This did not prevent Aksenov from becoming a deputy of the Supreme Council of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea in 2010, although only 4% of voters then voted for "Russian Unity".

Thanks to ideological views, the priority in which were the national interests of the Russian Federation, the self-sufficient economy of Russia, the support of local producers, the differentiation of the taxation system, which provides for the abolition of taxes for the poor, Sergei Aksyonov won recognition both among his colleagues and among ordinary citizens. This allowed him to unexpectedly rise to the political pedestal and become the chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Crimea.

In February 2014, at the time of the coup d'état in Ukraine, the building of the AR of Crimea was seized by unknown people who, having expelled the employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine, immediately changed the Ukrainian flag to the Russian one. On the same day, at an extraordinary meeting, Aksenov was appointed prime minister of the new government of the Republic of Crimea, but still as part of Ukraine.

A few days later and. about. Ukrainian head Oleksandr Turchynov signed a decree on the illegality of holding elections for the chairman of the Supreme Council of Crimea, noting that they violate the Constitution of the Republic of Azerbaijan, the constitution and legislation of Ukraine. Then a criminal case was initiated against Aksenov in Ukraine under Art. 109 of the Criminal Code, which provides for punishment for the violent seizure of state power. At the hearing, a decision was made to detain Sergei Valerievich.

During the same period, Sergei Aksyonov was also active in Crimea. 2 days after taking office, by decree, he subdued all the power and departmental structures of the Crimea and turned to Russian President Vladimir Putin for help and assistance in ensuring peace and tranquility on the territory of the peninsula.

The thorny path to the pinnacle of power in Crimea for Aksenov was full of all kinds of pitfalls and conflict situations, but the politician withstood all the tests on the way and became one of the main organizers of the referendum in Crimea, in which on March 16, 2014, the citizens of the peninsula unanimously voted for the withdrawal of the Republic of Crimea from composition of Ukraine and its entry into Russia.

After the official announcement of the results of the Crimean referendum against Sergei Aksenov and a number of other politicians who, according to Ukrainian and European diplomats, were involved in the current events in Crimea, US and EU sanctions were imposed.

Despite the non-recognition and outraged reaction to the referendum in Crimea by the West and Kiev, on March 18, 2014, Prime Minister of the Republic of Crimea Aksenov with the chairmen of the coordinating council for the organization of the Sevastopol city administration for life support and the State Council of the Republic of Crimea, Alexei Chaly and Vladimir Konstantinov, signed with Russian head Vladimir Putin Treaty on the entry of Crimea into the Russian Federation.

As a result, 2 new subjects were formed in the Russian Federation - the federal city of Sevastopol and the Republic of Crimea.

In the same period, the "hot line" of the Chairman of the Council of Ministers of Crimea resumed its work. Crimeans got the opportunity to contact Sergei Aksenov's reception room free of charge with requests and problems. All calls are recorded and, as the press service of the Crimean government assured, are promptly considered.

In September 2014, the President of Russia proposed to the State Council of the Crimean Republic the candidacy of Sergei Aksenov for the post of head of the Republic of Crimea. On October 9 of the same year, during the voting of the Council, Aksenov was unanimously elected to this position, and he also retained the post of Prime Minister of the Republic. As a result, Sergei Aksenov, along with Natalia Poklonskaya, then the prosecutor of the Republic of Crimea, became the main symbols of the "Crimean spring."

In 2016, Aksenov won the elections to the State Duma of the 7th convocation, but announced that he had no plans to become a deputy. The head of Crimea, like his deputy prime ministers, resigned parliamentary powers, and according to the law, the vacant mandate passed to Natalya Poklonskaya, who followed in the list of candidates immediately after the refused politicians and had already resigned as prosecutor.

At the end of 2016, the head of Crimea launched an anti-corruption campaign, and already in February 2017, the first arrests began in connection with the check by the Anti-Corruption Committee. The first to be detained was the deputy chairman of the Crimean government, Oleg Kazurin, but the head of Crimea is sure that this is not the last arrest, and clarified that the committee "still has questions" to many officials and to the Capital Construction Service of the Republic of Crimea.

Sergey Aksenov also promised that from 2017 there will be no more preferences for road construction, he also noted that he will pay attention to the road issue. Both he himself and other politicians personally saw how builders put asphalt on the snow - Aksenov believes that both contractors and officials responsible for road construction should be punished for such a violation.

In March 2017, Sergei Aksenov became a guest of Sergei Mikheev's program "Serious Conversation", which was broadcast on the Channel "First Crimean". The head of Crimea clarified that in modern realities, democracy in the state should be moderate, while Russian President Vladimir Putin should be endowed with life-long powers, which can be expanded "up to a dictatorship."

In the statements of Sergei Valerievich, journalists saw a public call for a change in the form of government, which provides for criminal liability. But in the Kremlin, Aksenov's speech was regarded as his "personal opinion." Sergei Valerievich himself does not hide his attitude to the head of state, considering him the guarantor of the security of millions of Crimeans who managed to avoid war.

In view of the fact that the new head of Crimea leads an isolated lifestyle and is reputed to be a serious, uncommunicative and secretive man, Aksenov's personal life is closed to society. Back in the early 90s, he married the economist Elena Dobryna. Together with his wife, Sergei Valerievich is engaged in entrepreneurial and commercial activities.

The Aksenov family has several private enterprises selling and renting private and public real estate, travel agencies, as well as companies that trade in household chemicals, food products and industrial group goods.

The governor has two children. Elena Dobrynya in 1994 gave birth to her husband's daughter Christina, and in 1997 their family was replenished with the heir Oleg. Currently, the children of Sergei Aksenov are students of prestigious universities. In addition to her studies, Aksenova's daughter has already shown herself in business. Since 2015, the girl has headed Parus LLC in the city of Simferopol. During the first year of work, Christina managed to increase the family's fortune by 818 thousand rubles.

According to the information of the official portal of the Government of the Republic, the income of Sergei Aksenov for the first year as the Crimean head amounted to 1 million 621 thousand rubles. Sergey Viktorovich's declaration also states that he does not have his own property - Aksenov rents an apartment, a land plot and a residential building.

Aksenov's wife, unlike her husband, who receives a salary for civil service, earned 3 million rubles in 2014. Moreover, she owns 3 apartments with an area of ​​200 sq. m and 7 non-residential premises. Also, the wife of the head of Crimea has a number of land plots with an area of ​​1568 sq. m and a residential building with an area of ​​577 sq. m, while she owns a BMW 750.

It is known that Aksenov's wife, throughout her husband's business and political activities, provides him with all-powerful support in all endeavors. In their free time, the family loves to travel. In addition, Sergei Valerievich follows new information trends, he has pages on Facebook and Twitter. On Instagram, the head of the Republic of Crimea posts both posts dedicated to his work and rare family photos.

In 2018, the construction of the Crimean bridge was completed in the Kerch Strait. Sergei Aksyonov commented on this event as evidence of the failed sanctions policy of the West towards the peninsula. The head of the republic called the bridge a symbol of the unity of Crimea and Russia.

In the fall, Aksenov published statistics that indicated an increase in the tourist flow by 1.5 times. As Sergei Valerievich suggests, the investment attractiveness of the peninsula will soon increase.

Now the head of Crimea is engaged in the implementation of the Decree of the President of the Russian Federation "On national goals and strategic objectives of the development of the Russian Federation for the period up to 2024". The December meeting of the Project Committee of the Republic of Crimea was devoted to this issue.

The head of the peninsula said that 8.8 billion rubles will be allocated for the implementation of national projects in 2019. The innovations will affect the spheres of health care, culture, education, urban environment, ecology. New construction projects include a children's hospital in Feodosia, roads and a number of hotels. Also this year it is planned to carry out a program to support farming, for which 35 million rubles have been allocated.

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